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Sentry Issue: MARCHYGUARD-6

Error [GUILD_VOICE_CHANNEL_RESOLVE]: Could not resolve channel to a guild voice channel.
  File "/app/dist/modules/AFKModule.js", line 85, in Object.AFKTimeout
    void member.voice.setChannel(afkChannel, "User was AFK for 10 minutes");
  ?, in runMicrotasks

@theCowBoiCoder suggested this last night and I think this could actually turn out to be pretty cool. All for automation, right?

Criteria:

• Be able to let the bot know you are about to stream at X time (or read from schedule maybe??)

• Be able to fetch crucial information from possibly something like your most recent SimBrief briefing, or be able to specify the information manually if need be? (for stands we'll of course have to get this manually, unless you're already spawned in....)

• Be able to announce this information in #announcements and have a reaction for people to react to if they are going to fly on the stream group flight

• For participants of the stream group flight, they will be quizzed as to what stand they are on and if not stored already, what their SimBrief username is. Of course, they don't have to and will be given the option to provide information like callsign, flight number, aircraft type manually.

• This information will then be displayed in the embed in the #announcements channel (maybe even include a map of the airport with the Discord profile pictures of the people on the ground??? that would be cool)

Discord added slash commands which means we technically don't need a help command anymore - waiting for it to be implemented in discord.js

discordjs/discord.js#5106

@MattMarchy is annoyed that he can't seperately stream VirtualDJ so that he can actually listen to a seperate point of a track on the deck while mixing live - he has to stream on YouTube currently to do this - so my idea is to make a streaming server that works like Youtube/Twitch that will, upon request, directly loopback into the Discord channel. Turns out that VirtualDJ lets you stream to an audio file by temporarily spinning up a webserver on port 8000 titled listen.mp3. All that's needed is to check whether the streaming server is online at first and retry a couple of times, and if so, stream it.

Criteria:

• Fully error-proof - retries connecting to the streaming server if URL is not pingable.

• Receive the stream and upon request, stream it into the Discord channel.

Sentry Issue: MARCHYGUARD-5

Error: Error 429: Too Many Requests @ https://api.twitter.com/2/tweets/search/stream?media.fields=url%2Cpreview_image_url&tweet.fields=attachments%2Ccreated_at%2Centities%2Creferenced_tweets&user.fields=created_at%2Cname%2Cprofile_image_url%2Cusername&expan...
  File "/app/dist/modules/Twitter.js", line 53, in Function.receiveStream
    throw new Error(`Error ${streamResult.status}: ${streamResult.statusText} @ ${streamResult.url}`);
  File "/app/dist/modules/Twitter.js", line 59, in async Function.streamTweets
    const stream = await this.receiveStream();
  File "/app/dist/modules/Twitter.js", line 13, in async Function.start
    const stream = await this.streamTweets();

Discord.js currently does not support stage channels, but a PR is in the works, need to implement when it's done
discordjs/discord.js#5456

Criteria:

• Have the ability to add, edit and remove sounds with commands (ideally also add sounds manually with DB operations, MongoDB Atlas could prove useful here?)

• Be able to play sounds, but also be able to disable the soundboard module upon request by the owner? Possibly add restrictions on how many times a sound can be played in a day or so?

• Collect statistics about the play count of the specific sound, who last played it, and be able to produce a graph of sorts to show who is the most annoying by playing the most sounds

Sentry Issue: MARCHYGUARD-7

DiscordAPIError: Target user is not connected to voice.
  File "/app/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js", line 154, in RequestHandler.execute
    throw new DiscordAPIError(request.path, data, request.method, res.status);
  File "node:internal/process/task_queues", line 93, in processTicksAndRejections
  File "/app/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js", line 39, in async RequestHandler.push
    return await this.execute(request);
  File "/app/node_modules/discord.js/src/structures/GuildMember.js", line 312, in async GuildMember.edit
    await endpoint.patch({ data, reason });

Screenshots in #screenshots will have a reaction for info about entering the monthly screenshot competition - person receives a DM with more reactions asking if they want to enter. If so, ask what sim it is, then save it into a P3D/XP11 folder naming the picture after their Discord ID.

If someone uploads another photo, remove the previous one from the NAS.

• Be able to enable/disable the module on demand & purge messages when disabled.

• Be able to upload a screenshot into the named screenshots channel and select which simulator it is (using custom emojis for X-Plane or P3D)

• Be able to save uploaded screenshot data into a database, and write it into a specific folder which is mounted by a Docker volume into a specific folder on the NAS.