Add DM notifications and migrate commands into command groups #18
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DM Notifications
Adds the ability to subscribe to build notifications via DM instead of through the traditional server route. Subscribing to a branch will make Algalon send you a DM every time a build is pushed for that branch.
Tip
DM notifications use a minimized update format, intended to keep the content of the message readable on push notifications if you're on mobile.
You can interact with this system by using the
/dmcommand group. Included commands are as follows:/dm subscribe <branch>/dm unsubscribe <branch>/dm viewAs with the existing watchlist commands, both
subscribeandunsubscribesupport comma-delimited input.Command restructure
Currently, the commands are structured like a zoo and you end up with commands like
/addtowatchlist- which is really just terrible.I've moved most commands into command groups now to make them a bit better organized. For example, the aforementioned
/addtowatchlistcommands becomes/watchlist add, which I think is infinitely more premium.Full list of migrated commands:
/addtowatchlist->/watchlist add/removefromwatchlist->/watchlist remove/watchlist->/watchlist view/setchannel->/channel set/getcchannel->/channel get