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Currently bot settings are at the top of the dicebot.py file, they should be moved to a separate settings file. It would make for easier editing and for easier updating, if the bot is updated and code in dicebot.py is changed (very likely) the user's settings won't be overwritten.

If the bot is updated and there are new settings that aren't found in the user's settings file, the user's old settings file will be backed up and a new settings file will be created, then the user can easily copy over their old settings to the new one.

No error, just doesn't lex them at all.

Current example:

[1d20 to hit Mol'Rek!]
You rolled: 18 to hit MolRek

Requested:

[1d20 to hit Mol'Rek!]
You rolled: 18 to hit Mol'Rek!

Current example:

[1d20+5 to hit]
You rolled: 20 to hit

Requested:

[1d20+5 to hit]
You rolled: 20 (15 + 5) to hit

If the bot tries to check its inbox and receives a server error 500 or something similar, it spams the console with error messages, but doesn't crash, just carries on.

Example (markdown would be applied, like bold and such)

Advantage:
[1d20 (A) to hit]
You rolled: 18 to hit (A: 13, **18**)

Disadvantage:
[1d20 (D) to hit]
You rolled: 13 to hit (D: **13**, 18)

With modifier:
[1d20+5 (A) to hit]
You rolled: 23 (18+5) to hit (A: 13, **18**)

Without flavor text:
[1d20-5 (D) to hit]
You rolled: 8 (13-5)(D: **13**, 18)

Having no commands in your comment gives the proper response, but sending an empty command causes the bot to respond with an empty roll.

Example:

Comment: []
Response: You rolled:

People usually don't roll really large numbers, but in case they do...

Current example:

[1d1000000]
You rolled: 458331

Requested:

[1d1000000]
You rolled: 458,331