I’m not sure how much more blatant the bourgeois propaganda can get. I mean, they are just going completely mask off at this point.
I’m not sure how much more blatant the bourgeois propaganda can get. I mean, they are just going completely mask off at this point.
whoa, new feature
It’s actually the first feature I added, but since you need to add !archive, it doesn’t get used as much and most people don’t realize it’s there.
Do you have a list of the functions and commands you’ve created? They’re great, so you want people to know they’re there. Are yours the only bots? Could the bot create and mod a community with the same name, then it/you could put the functions and commands in the sidebar or a stickied comment? (Apologies if this exists and I’ve just missed it.) If there are other bots, it could be a general bot forum…
I’ve made a community for bots and made a post about my bot in it: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/482041.
Nice one!
It’s good to see the examples in the stickied post, as well.
I’m impressed with the bots, too. Talented!
Thanks. I made my bot extremely configurable, so I can add features just by editing the configuration, without editing the code at all. Just today, I made it more powerful by switching to a templating language, which means I can do things like have it recognize multiple links in a comment, rather than just one like it used to. It also allows doing actual logic inside the response, such as adding numbers, editing text, etc.
Currently, there is just Archive and YouTube to Invidious, though I plan to add more. There is my bot and the Parenti bot which is not mine. My bot is easily configurable though, so it can be used to implement the parenti bot with a very simple config file. Currently, there is no community for the bot, but I could make one if people wish. If I do that, I’ll provide my current config in case people want to use it as an example to configure their own instance.
I tried using it earlier; do you need to place the
!archiveright before the link?Testing !archive https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/06/blackrock-ruining-us-housing-market/619224
Here are the archive links you requested:
excellent, hohoho
Testing again https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/06/blackrock-ruining-us-housing-market/619224 !archive
I think I’ve located my problem
Yes, the regex is
!archive (https?)://([.\w\d]+\.[\w\d]{2,4}[\w\d?&=%/-]*), so you do need to place it beforeI shall remember this