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Quote command #289
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I can't read. |
The quotes will be stored globally, not attached to a user, so that'll be ok |
Sounds good to me, although I'd like to keep the old ones as cultural heritage :D |
Implemented in e0eced8. Let's see if we can get a list of quotes going on. |
So here's a bunch of commands which send out a chat link: cmds.filter(
c => /https?:\/\/chat.stackoverflow.com\/transcript\/message\/(\d+)/.exec(c.output)
).map(
c => `!!quote add ${/https?:\/\/chat.stackoverflow.com\/transcript\/message\/(\d+)/.exec(c.output)[1]} ${c.name} `
).join('\n') I opened up all of these and classified:
There are a bunch of messages from c# which don't make sense to me, so can someone like @kendfrey who's also there comment if they're relevant or not?
Once they're added, I'm thinking of Thoughts? |
For the C# room, I'd keep these: My approach to the command syntax would be:
Perhaps a |
Will do. A couple of possible changes: One being that if it's not recognised as a command argument it'll try fetching a quote (as you also suggested), the other that a quote name is stripped of whitespace and lowercased. |
@Zirak can we close this? seems sorted now. |
So we've been overloading
/learn
to act as a quote, but wouldn't it be nice to have a dedicated quote command?Since we'll never do our own bash.org clone (or in preparation for it!), how about:
Instead of a message id you could of course provide a link to the message. The API seems meh tbh, maybe it can be switched up a bit:
meh I dunno. Point being you'll get dedicated listing, random quotes, attribution, etc. Maybe
/quote info
as well.Thoughts?
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