Woof Bot

And I though I was finished, yikes! I’ve added a rate limiting (with the help of copiolet) so my ai.hackclub.com isn’t drained, it is global, not user based. I added a disclamer for CDN being down then fixed it a few minutes later, cool! whatt else? Oh, did a few things to the readme and added an example.env.

their we go, thats all! to do: ping the user when the idea is generated!!!!

Changelog

• Update README and add example.env for environment variable setup
• Fixing CDN issue a few minutes later!
• Update dog picture responses to handle CDN issues and implement request limits for idea generation
• Revise project status note in README
• Refactor README structure and headings

So I know I said i was finished but then i added more stuff! Now when you send ‘meow’ in chat it reacts with neodog_evil and sends a passive agressive threaded reply AND if you send ‘woof’, ‘wruff’ or ‘wooof’ it reacts with a random emoji (from a list) and has a 1 in 3 chance of either: sending a random community members dog, sending a threaded responce or nothing. Looking forward I hope to add a dog API for more pics of dogs! Hosting wise I plan on testing if nest works but if not then that doesn’t matter as I can use my Pi 🥧!

I updated the README.md in VSCode with some nice emojis and links and installation instructions.

So I’m away on holiday and all my API Keys are saved on my laptop at home so i can’t get them while im away! The one time i don’t use a codespace. I don’t think there is much to add. The main thing is hosting it. My Pi from Arcade will work because Nest is down but @AVD said we may be able to use Hack Club Servers :partyowl

Add threaded replys and CDN Dogs!

Added Hack Club AI in the form of ‘/ideas’, which generates a random dog themed project idea and ALSO added ‘/dogpics’ which rn uses stock images but plan to include my dog, @Will, @AVD, @gamer_waves dog pics!

Now uses Bolt and Socket Mode! I added ‘/woof’ and auto reaction (with :woofwoof) when ‘woof’ is sent in channel!

I started by learning and educating myself on how making a slack bot in python works. Currently it is sends a random message (from a list) to a certain channel when the program is run. it only works in a private channel for now while we sort out Woof as a YSWS launching.