added tables, need to rewrite viewerdb funcs

botconfig.rb

@@ -34,6 +34,10 @@
   # How many points should a user be given when they !checkin to your stream?
   @checkin_points = 4
 
+  # How long should bets remain active before auto-closing? Default is 5 minutes.
+  # NOT IMPLEMENTED YET
+  @bets_auto_close_in = 5 # minutes
+
   # What is your twitch username? This is the "channel" your bot needs to join. 
   # The channel MUST begin with '#'
   @botchan = "#watchspade"

botspade.rb

@@ -26,30 +26,19 @@
 
   # Initial Tables - points / checkin / viewers / games / bets
   # We will generate a custom user table so we have a relational ID for other tables.
-  @db.execute "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS users (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, username TEXT, points INT, first_seen BIGINT, last_seen BIGINT)"
+  @db.execute "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS users (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, username TEXT, points INT, first_seen BIGINT, last_seen BIGINT, profile TEXT)"
   @db.execute "CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS username ON users (username)"
+
+  # migration assist - will remove eventually
+  # @db.execute "ALTER TABLE users ADD COLUMN profile TEXT;"
 
   # Each checkin will have its own row, With related ID from users table and timestamp of when.
   @db.execute "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS checkins (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, user_id INT, timestamp BIGINT)"
   # Change win (1) / lose (2) / tie (3) to INTs for database optimisation.
   @db.execute "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS games (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, status TINYINT, timestamp BIGINT)"
 
-  # Keeps track of a user's points. DB is persistent.
-  # e.g. {watchspade => 34}
-  # @pointsdb = {}
-  @users = {}
-  #if File::exists?('pointsdb.txt')
-  #  pointsfile = File.read('pointsdb.txt')
-  #  @pointsdb = JSON.parse(pointsfile)
-  #end
-
-  # Track whether or not we've given points today already. DB is persistent.
-  # e.g. {watchspade => [987239487234, 12398429837]}
-  #@checkindb = {}
-  #if File::exists?('checkindb.txt')
-  #  checkinfile = File.read('checkindb.txt')
-  #  @checkindb = JSON.parse(checkinfile)
-  #end
+  # Create a table for custom user-generated call and response.
+  @db.execute "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS commands (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, command TEXT, response TEXT, timestamp BIGINT)"
 
   # Establish a database of Spade's viewers
   # e.g. {viewer => {country => USA, strength => 12}}
@@ -61,11 +50,11 @@
 
   # Keeps track of wins / losses & maybe other stats eventually.
   # e.g. {wincount => 5, losscount => 20, 298273429834 => win, 2094203498234 => loss}
-  @gamesdb = {}
-  if File::exists?('gamesdb.txt')
-    gamesfile = File.read('gamesdb.txt')
-    @gamesdb = JSON.parse(gamesfile)
-  end
+  #@gamesdb = {}
+  #if File::exists?('gamesdb.txt')
+  #  gamesfile = File.read('gamesdb.txt')
+  #  @gamesdb = JSON.parse(gamesfile)
+  #end
 
   # Track bets made. Resets every time bets are tallied.
   @betsdb = {}

readme.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ This is a work in progress, including the documentation.
 
 ## Instructions
 
-BotSpade runs in Ruby 2.1.0 on top of the Isaac IRC chat bot gem. It's best to run it on a server like the ones you can get for $5/month from [Digital Ocean](http://digitalocean.com), but you can also run it on your mac or Linux based system. You can run it on a PC, too, but it's a pain in the ass. 
+BotSpade runs in Ruby 2.1.0 on top of the Isaac IRC chat bot gem. It's best to run it on a server like the ones you can get for $5/month from [Digital Ocean](http://digitalocean.com), but you can also run it on your mac or Linux based system. You can run it on a PC, too, but I don't know the steps for that and we'll have to add that later. 
 
 On your server, I recommend using [RVM](http://rvm.io). To do this you will need to SSH in to your server, or on a Mac you need to open Terminal. Ultimately, I'll explain that here, but for now: Google. 
 
@@ -68,7 +68,13 @@ Now you can type
 
 	exit
 
-to end your SSH session and your bot will still be running. 
+to end your SSH session and your bot will still be running. To get back to your "screen" later, SSH back in to the server and type:
+
+	screen -r
+
+You can exit (stop) the bot by typing:
+
+	ctrl+c
 
 ### Contributing