savioxavier/repo-finder-bot

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cat github.ts

/* eslint-enable better-readme */
const self = (
  l: Language<'python' | 'go' | 'typescript' | 'javascript'>,
  f: Framework<'next' | 'react' | 'vue' | 'nuxt' | 'svelte'>,
  s: Shell<'zsh' | 'bash' | 'powershell'>,
  e: Editor<'vscode' | 'neovim' | 'pycharm'>
): GitHubProfile => gh.update('savioxavier', { l, f, s, e })

GET /stats

GET /languages

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repo-finder-bot's Issues

TODO: Slash commands

What's the status on slash commands?

I've been attempting to implement discord-interactions, but normal commands are not surviving: bot does not respond to any rf. commands, returning "command not found" message in Discord.

---

main.py:

...
# Tested self_bot=True but removed due to it not responding to rf. at all
client = commands.Bot(command_prefix=determine_prefix,
                      case_insensitive=True,
                      activity=activity,
                      intents=intents,
                      help_command=None,
                      status=Status.idle
                      )
slash = SlashCommand(client, sync_commands=True, sync_on_cog_reload=True)

...

# Having both decorators active at the same time throws two different exceptions:
# When @client is loaded first, "TypeError: Callback must be a coroutine"
# When @slash is loaded first, "TypeError: command_help() got an unexpected keyword 'kwargs'" and a "kwargs" argument is required while executing /help

@slash.slash(name="help", description="List commands", guild_ids=__GUILD_ID__)
# @client.command(name="help", description="List commands")
async def command_help(ctx: SlashContext):
    "Main help command for the bot"
    logger.debug(f"{ctx.author} - initiated help command")
...

The above code will respond to /help, but not rf.help

There was one instance where the bot would respond to both methods, but I cannot reproduce it. I believe it stopped after adding cog slash commands

Migrate to using the logging library to allow debug messages

Command raised an exception: TypeError: argument of type 'NoneType' is not iterable

So far this has only happened with my local instance of repo-finder-bot, specifically the one running from the Dockerfile I submitted in #15. Has anyone else seen this? You search for a repo and it throws an error from discord.py, you run the exact same search again and it succeeds. I've seen this a couple times so far but I've failed to catch the debug output from the container.

I'll try and post that here next time I see it.

Known issues and required features

Known issues and required features

• No slash commands, as of yet.
• Server-based command cooldown
• Complex and bits of repetitive code - probably refactor code into smaller methods.
• Better finder commands - search by language, search by multiple topics etc.
• Improve async/await.
• Better exception handling.
• Use aiohttp as opposed to requests for web requests (see this for further details)
• Migrate to interactions.py
• A few bugs. A lot of bugs.

If you do know how to fix these issues, please submit a PR, that would be much appreciated.

Update OAuth scope to exclude administrator permissions

Just a concern of mine. This is very insecure. If the bot were to be compromised, the attacker will have extensive access to any server it has joined

Migrate to interactions-py v4

Repo Finder Bot needs to be migrated from discord-py-interactions v3 to v4 as v3 of discord-py-interactions has reached EOL and the API on which discord-py is based on will soon be decommissioned. As such, the bot needs to be upgraded to a better standalone library (in this case, interactions-py). Although discord-py has resumed development (after a long absence) a few days ago, I won't be switching to it.

Gonna be a bunch of changes, but it shouldn't be too hard as V3ntus has helped fix most them on an unstable branch interactions-v4-unstable.

Assigning this issue to myself because I've already started the work, just needs a few more fixes.

Update: This might get delayed to the end of March due to some unforeseen circumstances.