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I've always wanted to be able to report uptime to users of the mod.io API. I believe adding an ?uptime command would be nice.

Internally we have the endpoint https://api.mod.io/sys/test/?api_key=APIKEYHERE which reports the API + DB status.

However externally we use Pingdom to monitor mod.io, you can see public reports:

Web
API

I think it would be cool to have the ?uptime command return something like:

Last checked 35 seconds ago:

✅ Web 100% uptime last 7 days (672ms average response time)
❌ API 98.99% uptime last 7 days (400ms average response time)

To get that information, you will need to use the Pingdom API, if you are interested I can PM you an API key to use on Discord.

something like @modbot mute-user "game" "user-id"

Where possible ensure error messages are descriptive.

i.e. instead of

"You have insufficient rights for this command"

It is

"You have insufficient rights for this command, you need the X permission."

I wanna add a new game that came out 5th April 2024 "BMX Streets" but it doesn't appear in the list smh

It's better to show a warning when setting the game and responses with a message for api access errors.

Currently the updates are very light on:

"The mod has been edited"
"The primary file changed. link"

I believe the game icon and name should be included in either the header or the footer.

For the primary file, either the new version or changelog should be included. Also instead of link, can you link the text? "The primary file has changed to v0.5.3. Changelog: ..."

For the mod has been edited, can you mention the fields changed? Not essential if not.

When a user performs an action that has no outcome, the modbot should return an error message so the user knows why.

~subscribe 123

"Only users with manage channels role can subscribe to games"

If you look at dynobot, it has "Playing dyno.gg | ?help so users know where to start.

Modbot should do the same and set the "Playing" to whatever the current prefix is, for example:

Playing ~help

It's very confusing for users, it should be 100 milliseconds or less

At the moment "A new mod is available" includes the creator in the header, and does not mention the game.

But "A mod has been updated" includes the game in the header and not the creator.

I think for consistency the game should always be in the header, and the creator is either linked in the description or in the footer