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A script/bot for posting graphs to Discord webhook
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Feat: Adding a new variable, `FIXED_UPDATE_TIME` #26

Closed engels74 closed 1 month ago

engels74 commented 1 month ago

Feat: Adding a new variable, FIXED_UPDATE_TIME

A lot of changes to the config.py as well. Should handle editing the config.yml on the fly a bit better, so users won't have to edit their config.yml with new values added over time. Hopefully it'll work, tested it somewhat thoroughly.

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This pull request introduces significant enhancements to the bot's configuration management and update tracking functionalities. Key changes include the addition of a new FIXED_UPDATE_TIME configuration option, improved error handling for time format validation, and refined logging for configuration updates. The Commands class in bot/commands.py has been updated to handle this new configuration, while the UpdateTracker class in bot/update_tracker.py now incorporates logic for managing fixed update times. Additionally, localization files have been updated to reflect these changes, ensuring users receive clear feedback regarding configuration status.

Changes

File Change Summary
bot/commands.py - Enhanced config_command method to validate FIXED_UPDATE_TIME format.
- Adjusted handling of value variable and refined response message construction.
- Added error handling for message sending failures.
- Added update_translations method.
bot/update_tracker.py - Introduced get_fixed_update_time and get_fixed_update_time_str methods.
- Updated load_tracker and update methods to manage last_update and next_update directly.
- Modified calculate_next_update to incorporate fixed update time logic.
config/config.py - Changed default CONFIG_DIR to /config.
- Added format_time_value and parse_time functions.
- Updated load_config, save_config, and update_config methods to handle new parameters.
- Refactored logic for clarity and maintainability.
config/config.yml.sample - Added FIXED_UPDATE_TIME: "XX:XX" configuration option.
i18n/da.yml - Updated localization for FIXED_UPDATE_TIME in configuration and error messages.
- Added new messages for invalid time formats and configuration updates.
i18n/en.yml - Similar updates as in i18n/da.yml, with new keys for configuration and error handling related to FIXED_UPDATE_TIME.
main.py - Adjusted schedule_updates function to check updates every 60 seconds.
- Updated log function for timestamp formatting.
- Modified update_translations to ensure global updates.
- Changed contact email in comments.
requirements.txt - Removed and re-added requests library, reflecting a change in the order of dependencies.

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