Added moderation commands now, still lacking some options. I also rebranded the bot to “Rustey”. I’m too tired to write a good devlog, but please look at the commits made. I also set up a demo server!

Git Changelog

• bot icon
• fix: docker build
• simple readme
• todo remove disclaimer
• replace urls with new
• rename to “Rustey”
• command: timeout, ban, kick

Hopefully second to last devlog! Since last devlog I did both some backend stuff, but also some things you’ll notice, including a whole new command! I removed the dependency on dotenv and made a dockerfile so you can deploy the bot using docker! (this was my plan from the start) I also added the first command to the moderation module, a user details command! (still in a separate branch)

Git Changelog

• command: moderation user details
• wip: working embed
• wip: moderation user command
• fix action comment
• docker container
• docker init
• please let this generate the issues
• fix workflow + remove todo item
• todo
• fix: default database path
• feat: extensible environment loading
• todo
• remove dotenv dep
• cleanup unneeded

We now have a settings system for components! It’s hard to show because it’s mainly database stuff and making it compatible with the component system, and for a command to change those settings there isn’t a good system yet, I still have to come up with a clever solution.

Changelog

• Database
• Persistent todo
• Persistent component enabled/disabled
• Refactored structure

The basic component system is in place! Now it’s time to refine it, add a database, and then add a lot of components.

Added all the code cleanup, command feedback and random offset feature.

Working on the admin pages.

Now featuring: Slash commands.
I did this by implementing the poise framework.

!ping pong!
Simple example from serenity docs. Mainly trying to wrap my brain around the api.

Started work on the query page. Until I realized it would be hard without any (test) data.

Some general cleanup and organization. Just added github issues for the various pages.

Progress on navbar, but the pfp is flashing for some reason

I spent like 2 hours figuring out why the tailwindcss plugin wasn’t working in RustRover. Turns out it seems to not work when you don’t have a package.json with tailwindcss as dependency.

Have mostly been playing with dependencies and tailwind.

Added a form to submit data for zermelo api requests, non-functional yet. Mainly playing around with dioxus.

Found this cool trick for the api module. Tried a bit more testing. Also found that not all time from yesterday was tracked because I switched IDEs

Finally fixed the error I ran against

Set up the initial dioxus project, Organized into rust modules and tried setting up a database and auth, which currently doesn’t work.