This is really not necessary but I think it could be fun to do; It can also help provide people with extra tooling to invoke manual updates / diagnose issues(?) / start/stop the bot / etc. Not fully sure where I want to take it yet but it would be something like:
❯ discord-ttl help
Cmd Description
=== ===========
discord-ttl start Start Discord TTL
stop Stop Discord TTL
restart Restart Discord TTL
update Update Discord TTL
logs Show the current logs
I know that all of these are easily one-line docker-compose commands... it's really not necessary but I think it might be kinda fun to learn how to do. The main beneficial use-case would be if some maintenance commands required scripts/chained commands to be run, and making them into a one-liner for ease of self-hosting could be a fun UX goal.
ayubun
commented
2 months ago
This is really not necessary but I think it could be fun to do; It can also help provide people with extra tooling to invoke manual updates / diagnose issues(?) / start/stop the bot / etc. Not fully sure where I want to take it yet but it would be something like:
I know that all of these are easily one-line docker-compose commands... it's really not necessary but I think it might be kinda fun to learn how to do. The main beneficial use-case would be if some maintenance commands required scripts/chained commands to be run, and making them into a one-liner for ease of self-hosting could be a fun UX goal.