I know you use random but it does not work.

example !clap -S hello world
will just print world

pls fix

@camicarballo Created a sing module for bobbit-0.1.x: https://github.com/pbui/bobbit/blob/bobbit-0.1.x/modules/sing.py

Unfortunately it did not work due to the web service blocking the VPS for bobbit. Moreover, it was not ported to bobbit-0.2.x. I would like for someone to implement this functionality:

<- !sing [song title]
-> Random lyric from song

The current Dockerfile works for bobbit-0.1.x, but needs to be update for bobbit-0.2.x. In particular, it is missing some modules like aiohttp and the proper commmand-line invocation.

I think the problem is here : https://github.com/pbui/bobbit/blob/d8a18b76648ffd571df22dc2f2e607f82d8c6785/src/bobbit/modules/karma.py

Modifying bobbit can be a bit tricky because of the lack of tests. Fortunately, bobbit-0.2.x was redesigned to make it easier to test locally (ie. without an actual connection to a network). That said, there are only a few unit tests for some modules, and not unit tests for the package itself.

I would like to add unit tests for as many parts of bobbit as possible:

• bobbit.bot
• bobbit.config
• bobbit.history
• bobbit.message
• bobbit.utils
• bobbit.protocol.irc
• bobbit.protocol.local
• bobbit.protocol.slack
• bobbit.modules.events
• bobbit.modules.feeds
• bobbit.modules.tweets

I would like to use a mixture of doctests and unittests.

Overview

Calling !help on a module with a blank line in its USAGE produces unwanted behavior.

Okay, why?

When !help is called, Bobbit produces a message with message.copy() for each line in USAGE. When there is a blank line in USAGE, one of these calls will be message.copy(body=''). In the copy method, the body evaluates to false and the original body of the !help command is copied. Because message.copy() also copies the nick, Bobbit sees this message as a command invocation and replies to it.

Affected Modules

Note: this list was made with the following dope one-liner
find src/bobbit/modules -maxdepth 1 -type f | xargs -I {} sh -c "sed -ne \"/USAGE[^=]*=/,/'''/p\" {} | grep -qE '^$' && echo \$(basename {})"

archive.py
bodule.py
brainfuck.py
clap.py
copypasta.py
googletranslate.py
grab.py
humanity.py
karma.py
metar.py
mock.py
rpcs.py
weather.py
wttr.py

We currently support bold, color, and italics, but would like to add the following:

• Underline
• Strike-through
• Monospace

For IRC, the format codes can be found here:

https://modern.ircdocs.horse/formatting.html

For Slack, the format codes can be found here:

https://slack.com/help/articles/202288908-Format-your-messages

Issue

Running the current script at ./bin/bobbit will fail on MacOS as the readlink for MacOS does not have a -f flag.

Potential Solution

Check uname for OS, if Darwin, use stat -f. If Linux, use readlink -f. I did not test on my Linux machine, so there is a possibility that simply changing readlink to stat will work for both OSes.

This isn't that important of an issue as I doubt anyone will run bobbit on MacOS for anything other than local dev.

@ginglis13 Implemented a sports module for bobbit-0.1.x: https://github.com/pbui/bobbit/blob/bobbit-0.1.x/modules/sports.py

Unfortunately, it was not pored to bobbit-0.2.x. I would like someone to re-implement a module that fetches the latest scores for a handful of sports (ie. NBA, CFB, NFL, etc.).

pls

Currently the title module will fetch the titles of various URLs. This only works for links that use the <title> HTML tag. Unfortunately, twitter links do not use that tag (at least not without JavaScript).

I would like for someone to enhance the title module to support twitter link previews. They can pull some code (or refactor) from the existing tweet module.