Emoji command should be significantly more optimized by rejecting non-emojis much faster
Bot will now respond with the prefix/postfix set in the config instead of assuming the prefix/postfix are always [[/]]
report command now requires a description
moved an insert query that was duplicated many times to new constant in the db.ts import
improved error reporting on roll modifiers, they now are fancy EMBEDS!
Improved readability of command code by breaking each function into their own files, breaking down the api command, and starting to break down the roll command
Dep versions also updated, dbClient implemented as its own import, and constantCmds/README updated to improve readability
This update to documentation was done to prepare for verification with Discord.
Added a mention of the Privacy Policy and Terms in the README.
Small update to the privacy policy, fixing a placeholder text I forgot about and detailing why data may be kept in accordance with GDPR.
Added a Terms of Service/User Agreement.
All files have received a handful of debug messages, this is to aid in finding the source of some recent crashes and to help find future issues
config.example.ts, */index.html, README.md - version number bump
utils.ts - Console will only get spammed by DEBUG level messages if artificer is in DEBUG mode. DEBUG statements are still logged to file
solver.ts - actually set the original index on the rolls to allow drop/keep to reset the order correctly, change return text to use localPrefix and remove code blocks
mod.ts - breaks args on \n now, -o arg now allows full words instead of just o or a, error checking on file size to make sure the results always send and details send when possible
api.ts - added error checking on file size to make sure the results always send and details send when possible
Log files will now be created locally for easy debugging
api.ts, mod.ts, intervals.ts, solver.ts - replaced console.log with utils.log
mod.d.ts - made object syntax consistent
utils.enums.ts - Created LogTypes enum for utils.log
utils.ts - Created initLog and log for logging to files
config.example.ts - added botlist object(s), adjusted emoji default values since the ID won't be the same for anyone who spins this up themselves
deps.ts - added botID
mod.ts - Added calling of new updateListStatistics for non-local bots
README.md - Added support invite link, fixed some tab vs spaces issues, added mention of development plans on the milestones pge, linked Deno and Discordeno
intervals.ts - Added updateListStatistics function
.gitignore - added new logs folder for future feature
config.example.ts, README.md, *index.html - version bumped
deps.ts - moved all remote dependencies to this file to make version updating easier
db/* - changed deps to new format
longStrings.ts, README.md - fixed typo
mod.ts - changed deps to new format, implemented error catching for editBotStatus, moved api to separate file
api.ts - pulled api code to this file for better organization
intervals.ts - new utility file for functions that will be called after bot boots (and that continue to be called on a specified interval
mod.d.ts - documentation added
solver.ts - newline
utils.ts - updated deps to new format
This is a very minor update. Only things changed are the status now rotates thru a list to promote other commands and show off a little bit.
Most files are updated due to version number.
This update adds a handful of new features and readies the API for public use. Detailed changes below:
config.example.ts - Bumped version, added local testing options, added prefill data, changed default logging to false, moved long strings for help and rollhelp to longStrings.ts
db/initialize.ts (previously initDB.ts) - Relocated file for organization, added local options, added new command count and allowed guilds table, created stored procedure for counting commands
db/populateDefaults.ts - Fills in db with default values, adding admin's api key and populating the command count table
flags.ts - Centralized flags for dev/local modes
longStrings.ts - Moved all long string commands to here, contains help, rollhelp, apihelp, info, and privacy commands
mod.ts - Moved flags out into flags.ts, implemented local mode for development, implemented command counting for basic statistics, added info and privacy commands for user help, added more stats to the stats command, added api command, allowing users to allow or block api rolls from happening in their server, reformatted API code, using proper HTTP methods, makes sure api is allowed to roll into chosen guild, added delete endpoint to remove user's data from the database, added endpoint to allow the general public to generate their own api keys
PRIVACY.md - I got bored and wrote a privacy policy, detailing how little data is collected and how the user can have their data removed
README.md - Added new commands to README, updated API documentation, added delete endpoint, updated self hosting details
src/utils.ts - Bumped discordeno version
www/api - Built API website
www/home (previously located in www) - Moved for better organization, minor fixes, updated API details,
Mostly just minor bug fixes, along with a new -o flag for the roll command.
config.example.ts - Refactored help command to provide more detail
mod.ts - Added new rollhelp command, added new order flag for the roll command, adjusted method of handling messages of over 2k characters to attach a .txt file instead of spamming the user, API got order flag aswell, along with the 2k char adjustment
README.md - Spelling corrected, added documentation for roll command flags
solver.d.ts - Added new needed type
solver.ts - Add new order feature, minor bug fix to correct dropping rolls correctly
utils.ts - Added support for new 2k char handling
www/* - Built website to showcase bot
config.example.ts updated to include full documentation of all options.
initDB.ts updated with minor fixes.
mod.ts updated command handling, upgraded api to have secured access, key and channel management, minor bug fixes, and rate limiting.
solver.ts updated with minor fix to prevent discord formatting from completely and utterly breaking.
README updated.
Ean Milligan (Bastion)