Leo Verto LeoVerto

MB meeting botbot plugin

Config options:

[meeting start time] (UTC) = "19:00"
[meeting end time] (UTC) = "20:00"
[meeting start msg] = "<BANG>"
[meeting end msg] = "</BANG>"
[meeting managers] = "Freso;ruaok"
[report time] = 180
[report warn time] = 60

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Creating a complete botbot development environment using Docker containers

Botbot is a strange piece of software, it consists of three different repositories and uses at least three different programming languages (namely Python, Go and JS).

For basic plugin development using botbot-shell if often sufficient but as soon as you want to do some manual integration testing or work on botbot-web you're going to need a full dev environment.

The goal of this guide is to walk you through setting up a complete botbot setup that I would not exactly recommend for production but should be fine for development and testing.

Disclaimer: This guide assumes you won't want to work on botbot-bot as we haven't forked that yet but go should allow for installing packages from local sources the same way pip does.

	*.class

	# Package Files #
	*.jar
	*.war
	*.ear

	# Forge and vanilla #
	/bin/*
	/conf/*

	{
	"version": "0.1.5.1",
	"port": 2078,
	"playersActive": 0,
	"playersMax": 8,
	"playersOnline": {},
	"serverInfo": "Leo's KMP dev server",
	"updatesPerSecond": 60,
	"shipsInactive": 100,
	"screenshotHeight": 512,

	-- Initialize some variables for later
	local xMax, yMax = term.getSize()
	local row = 4, 3, 1

	-- Returns a table of possible icon origin positions
	function originTable(maxCol, maxRow)
	local tOrigins = {}
	for i=1, maxRow do
	for j=1, maxCol do
	table.insert(tOrigins, {3+9(j-1), 2+6(i-1)})

	From 69b7d2a3d8f62edb717aabc7a094ee13798d4de5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
	From: LeoVerto <LeoVerto@users.noreply.github.com>
	Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2015 04:41:22 +0300
	Subject: [PATCH] Add ignore_prefix configuration option

	This option allows users to prevent a message from being logged by starting it with a configurable prefix.

	Possible prefixes include: "[off]", ".off" and "[ignore]".
	---
	botbot/apps/plugins/core/logger.py \| 31 +++++++++++++++++++++----------

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	document.getElementsByClassName("robin--vote-class--increase")[0].click();
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	// Paste this into your browser's dev console to automatically click "Grow" once a minute.
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	setTimeout(function () {
	document.getElementsByClassName("robin--vote-class--increase")[0].click();
	document.getElementsByClassName("text-counter-input")[0].value = "REMEMBER TURLEY!";