parse-ms | Parse milliseconds into an object | Parser library

The unix timestamp 86400000 represents the 27th of September 1972. With timeout - Date.now() you are asking, how much time do i need to add to the current date, to get to the 27th of September 1972. Since the current date is FAR beyond 27th of September 1972, the time you need to add will be negative.

V3.0 of this package only supports the use of ES modules now which use a different syntax for importing.

You can either switch your current codebase to use ESM or another option is to downgrade the current version of parse-ms to V2.1

Refer to this: https://github.com/sindresorhus/parse-ms/releases/tag/v3.0.0

You have a time limit of 10 seconds but you don't define that a shortage of time is an error

So change the options to this

{ time: 10000, errors: ["time"], max: 1 }

If you don't define it as an error then it will go to the .then block, and in the then block you assume there is a reaction with the line code

const reaction = collected.first();

If you go this route you will need to add a catch block

The other option is to check if reaction is defined, if not return.