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A useless Slack bot

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aspnetcore c-sharp dotnet-core slack-api slack-bot

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botbot's Issues

Direct Spotify item link gets posted multiple times if message is edited

Fix Spotify new album/single notifications

Accept $ prefix for stock command

e.g. if I type

botbot stock MSFT

botbot stock $MSFT

both should return $MSFT stock data

Fix Spotify URI linking when using new Slack link embeds

Only the last embed gets linked instead of all of them.

Only link an HN post if it hasn't been linked recently (within the last 5 minutes or so)

Library Update

Library Update
please use the newer version of Betalgo.OpenAI
<PackageReference Include="Betalgo.OpenAI" Version="6.8.6" />

botbot/botbot/botbot.csproj

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Add `botbot hn <link>` command

Finding HN links and linking to them only happens in the designated tech channel. However some users want to botbot to post a link to HN even for links posted outside the tech channel.

Create a command botbot hn <link> where botbot will do the same HN look up as it does in the tech channel

Cannot delete botbot posted direct Spotify link as it gets recreated by botbot

I assume this is because the delete action isn't being handled properly.

Only link to HN posts, not comments, when linking HN

Swap stock API from AlphaVantage to IEX Cloud

AlphaVantage sucks because their "real-time" data is very much not real-time and it's very easy to hit API limits.

Add periodic checking for "old" Spotify albums and de-duplicate with the "new" album

When an album gets updated on Spotify the old album is hidden on the artist page but the old album is not replaced with the new album in a user's library. Things get even more confusing when both the new album and old album versions end up in a user's library for unknown reasons.

We should periodically scan through a user's library, check to see if there's duplicate albums/tracks (a duplicate album/track is an item with the same name from the same artist but the Spotify ids are different) in the user's library, and if there are, remove the old (unavailable version) and keep the new available version in the user's library.