Right now this is just sending the user the list of titles they have subscribed to, let's update this to be similar to the daily updates, where the user is sent a list of titles they are subscribed to and then give them the ability to react to get chapter information.
Additionally, see if there is a way to catalogue recent reactable bot posts (Up to say about 10) so that if the bot restarts it still remembers what those posts are and how to respond to them. At the moment when the bot stops or restarts it no longer has those post IDs in memory so it can't respond.
[ ] #5 to mirror the reactable list method for server-stats/recently-updated commands
[ ] #5 Give user the ability to disable notifications without deleting their saved notifications list, this should add an 'Enabled' flag to the .json file holding the notification list
[ ] #5 Give user the ability to manually trigger being sent user notifications
[ ] Reactable Messages:
[ ] #6 save to a .json file that the bot can re-read on launch so it can still respond after a bot restart
[ ] #6 breakout the reactable messages code into it's own function so it's portable/re-usable
[ ] add-manga:
[ ] #7 pre-check the URL to see if it exists in the server already
[ ] #7 Add search ability with reactable message for which manga to add (this will require integration with a mangadex search library)
[ ] mangal integration:
[ ] #8 Mangal seems to be the best option for a cli capable multisource manga lookup/download tool unfortunately it's written in Go and not python so implementing it into commands and such will be a chore but it's updated regularly and is robust and can be leveraged for some download tasks. The goal of this initial integration is for inline cli lookups, as mentioned above since it can query mangadex.org
[ ] Scheduled Job Additions:
[ ] #10
Fixes:
[ ] random-manga: #9 This currently isn't working, so let's get that working
Right now this is just sending the user the list of titles they have subscribed to, let's update this to be similar to the daily updates, where the user is sent a list of titles they are subscribed to and then give them the ability to react to get chapter information.
Additionally, see if there is a way to catalogue recent reactable bot posts (Up to say about 10) so that if the bot restarts it still remembers what those posts are and how to respond to them. At the moment when the bot stops or restarts it no longer has those post IDs in memory so it can't respond.