Open hanimayahi opened 7 years ago
Why not consider a regex matching process? Partial name matching, common misspellings, alternative names, etc. Similar to the site search.
On Nov 12, 2016 1:21 PM, "Hani Mayahi" notifications@github.com wrote:
One day when every important issue is complete, Fay will be social in our chat of choice. It should be possible to ask questions such as: "When will [anime] be released?", "When will the next episode of [anime] be on the site?", "@Fay https://github.com/Fay, can you add [anime] to the site?". For both staff and normal users.
The last question should be possible by having a list of trusted anime groups and searching on AniDB for the best fit. Seeing as most of the things could be autonomous, such as creating a valid regex based on the data we can get from AniDB. I believe it will be possible to do this. The [anime] name must be exactly as it is written in AniDB.
It will have to be moderated though, because people may request banned series. If it finds the anime in the banned list, it should return an answer such as "[anime] is banned, sorry"
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Of course, why not. A scripting language such as RiveScript is also not off the tables.
One day when every important issue is complete, Fay will be social in our chat of choice. It should be possible to ask questions such as: "When will [anime] be released?", "When will the next episode of [anime] be on the site?", "Fay, can you add [anime] to the site?". For both staff and normal users.
The last question should be possible by having a list of trusted anime groups and searching on AniDB for the best fit. Seeing as most of the things could be autonomous, such as creating a valid regex based on the data we can get from AniDB. I believe it will be possible to do this. The [anime] name must however be exactly as it is written in AniDB.
It will have to be moderated though, because people may request banned series. If it finds the anime in the banned list, it should return an answer such as "[anime] is banned, sorry"