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Need to add a background check each second with a dictionary for timestamps and messages.

Also need a function to get time from text, like 1h5m, 1 day, 15 Jun 2018.

https://myanimelist.net/modules.php?go=api

+api LuaPlayer::opened yields Error Could not find LuaPlayer::opened in API because opened is inherited from LuaControl. It would be nice if the bot would follow that inheritance and return the result for LuaControl::opened, possibly with an annotation about the inheritance chain.

Anyone up for an update?

Can use RSS feed.

When posting multiple search results, add reactions (1️⃣ through 9️⃣ and :nopath_01:) to either select a result or delete the message.

If a result is selected, edit the embed to show the info for the selected mod.

Would be better to check if its time to remind instead of stripping a datetime object

I'm finding the code too hard to understand to produce a pull request.

But I'm guessing that some tests around line 353 in factorio.py commit 0725a8b would do the trick.

Commands like userinfo and the account creation time field in the join log use timestamps.

Timestamp syntax reference is here.

what?

Either implement one of:

1. notice when I edit a microbot command message, and then replace the existing response with one based on the new text, or
2. allow microbot to delete my answers on request, probably via something like "react with skull" or something like that, or
3. have microbot notice when I delete my message with the command, and remove the response as well, or
4. if I just got an error on a cog, and I issue a second command to the same cog with no other messages between, remove or minimize any error response to the first command.

...or some other mechanism to let me send the correct command and have the error removed.

why?

In the Factorio discord I use the microbot faq, and custom "link to wiki / api docs", cogs a bunch. Sometimes they don't find what I want, or I mess up the syntax, or whatever.

That gets me a response with an error message that is clear, helpful, accurate, and fairly large. I'd like to correct that and remove the error message, since it only has value to me after initially being displayed.

The what section is my ideas for how this could be reasonable done from the perspective of a user, not as a developer who has studied either the microbot code, or the Discord API. I throw those out there in the hope they are helpful to illustrate what I'm thinking of.

I know that some discord API wrappers mention an event for modified messages, but have never looked inside that sausage factory.

Example error message, as if you didn't already know

Possible solutions:

• Use a different json file for each server's database.
• Use a dictionary with server IDs as keys with database info.
• Use a sqlite db (best option).

Can use Reddit user stream from /u/FactorioTeam.