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Fusebot is a Discord and Slack bot maker to create custom slash commands using JavaScript/Node.js/npm with a web IDE.

by chrismore 5y ago

e12e 5y ago
Seems to just hang after /fusebot command in discord? Is it overwhelmed?
- chrismore 5y ago
  Me too. Looking into it.
- chrismore 5y ago
  Try now
  - e12e 5y ago
    Yep, think that did the trick! Code editing isn't great on mobile - should maybe be able to point to a github gist/file or something?
    - chrismore 5y ago
      Yeah, we have been discussing about a mobile-friendly web IDE. How would you prefer to do development on mobile?
      - e12e 5y ago
        I think that on a phone,I'd prefer a native app for editing/writing (does not have to be part of your product) - and an easy way to upload/paste in code. Along with a very simple web editor for simple changes. Ed: probably the minimum for editing on a phone is a dedicated screen/view/activity for editing - as the on screen keyboard takes up a lot of room.
stevenicr 5y ago
does seem to just be /slash commands. Saw the name fusebot and was hoping for another way to bridge discord/matrix/twitter/insert-other-thing-here - that could be smart enough to send copies when it detects X thing or Y person. Like the landing page though - and nice thought to put 'Too busy now to install? Sign up for a reminder'
- janczukt 5y ago
  Yes it is just for slash commands for now. What mode of iteraction would you like to see? What do you mean when you say "send copies when it detects X thing or Y person"?
  - stevenicr 5y ago
    if I had a 24/7 bot could sit in a discord and listen.. when it hears and word from [list of words] - it copies that statement and sends it to [my fantasy yahoo pipes remake] that emails me a copy and adds a post to my private wordpress and.. If it hears that a person from [list of persons] says something, it copies what they said, along with timestamp, send copies to my other places.. this way I can get notified upon specific events and don't have to watch 24/7 to see when 'princessK' posts a new decree.. or someone mentions digitalCoin X.. I could see that being used a lot by many people.. I would love to have a few other messages posted before and after [said event] also sent.. this way I could likely scan an email while on the go and get some context.. I'd also use such a bot for moderation warnings.. and if I can send a post to my private-wordpress - then all of my moderators can get auto-notified that a new post was made - which could include details like [badKeyword] was said.. but person Nickname.. timestamp.. possibly include the 5 lines of chat before.. I guess kind of like how google alerts works.. and there are bridges with matrix that would allow one to cross post and such.
    - janczukt 5y ago
      I get what you are saying and your mention of yahoo pipes makes me nostalgic. I'd love to discuss it more if you can join our discord/slack at https://fusebit.io/contact https://fusebit.io/contact. In particular I am interested in how you would want to express the logic behind those rules - do you see yourself writing a piece of JavaScript?

Fusebot is a Discord and Slack bot maker to create custom slash commands using JavaScript/Node.js/npm with a web IDE.

e12e 5y ago

Seems to just hang after /fusebot command in discord? Is it overwhelmed?

chrismore 5y ago
Me too. Looking into it.
chrismore 5y ago
Try now
- e12e 5y ago
  Yep, think that did the trick! Code editing isn't great on mobile - should maybe be able to point to a github gist/file or something?
  - chrismore 5y ago
    Yeah, we have been discussing about a mobile-friendly web IDE. How would you prefer to do development on mobile?
    - e12e 5y ago
      I think that on a phone,I'd prefer a native app for editing/writing (does not have to be part of your product) - and an easy way to upload/paste in code. Along with a very simple web editor for simple changes. Ed: probably the minimum for editing on a phone is a dedicated screen/view/activity for editing - as the on screen keyboard takes up a lot of room.

stevenicr 5y ago

does seem to just be /slash commands. Saw the name fusebot and was hoping for another way to bridge discord/matrix/twitter/insert-other-thing-here - that could be smart enough to send copies when it detects X thing or Y person. Like the landing page though - and nice thought to put 'Too busy now to install? Sign up for a reminder'

janczukt 5y ago
Yes it is just for slash commands for now. What mode of iteraction would you like to see? What do you mean when you say "send copies when it detects X thing or Y person"?
- stevenicr 5y ago
  if I had a 24/7 bot could sit in a discord and listen.. when it hears and word from [list of words] - it copies that statement and sends it to [my fantasy yahoo pipes remake] that emails me a copy and adds a post to my private wordpress and.. If it hears that a person from [list of persons] says something, it copies what they said, along with timestamp, send copies to my other places.. this way I can get notified upon specific events and don't have to watch 24/7 to see when 'princessK' posts a new decree.. or someone mentions digitalCoin X.. I could see that being used a lot by many people.. I would love to have a few other messages posted before and after [said event] also sent.. this way I could likely scan an email while on the go and get some context.. I'd also use such a bot for moderation warnings.. and if I can send a post to my private-wordpress - then all of my moderators can get auto-notified that a new post was made - which could include details like [badKeyword] was said.. but person Nickname.. timestamp.. possibly include the 5 lines of chat before.. I guess kind of like how google alerts works.. and there are bridges with matrix that would allow one to cross post and such.
  - janczukt 5y ago
    I get what you are saying and your mention of yahoo pipes makes me nostalgic. I'd love to discuss it more if you can join our discord/slack at https://fusebit.io/contact https://fusebit.io/contact. In particular I am interested in how you would want to express the logic behind those rules - do you see yourself writing a piece of JavaScript?