Bitbitbot

Latest version: v0.0.10

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0.0.10

Summary
Added ability to install plugins from GitHub Repos

Features
- Added functionality to `bitbitbot plugins install` command, now supports GitHub links.
- Support mono-plugin repos and multi-pluigin repos
- Recursively pulls nested modules
- Installs plugin dependencies from requirements.txt files

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0.0.8

Summary
Add role based permission handling to command registration

Features
- Added `Role` Enum to models
- Updated `command` decorator to accept `Role` for permission level
- Updated `TwitchTags` initialization to set role based on flags

Bug Fixes

Notes

0.0.7

Summary
Updated role properties on TwitchTags model

Features
- Added `broadcaster` property to TwitchTags
- Converted all role properties on TwitchTags to boolean flags

Bug Fixes

Notes

0.0.6

Summary
Fixed bug in emitting chat messages

Features

Bug Fixes
- The `chat_message` event was including the `TwitchTags` class, instead of the instantiated object for the specific chat message. It has been patched to correctly pass the data along.

Notes

0.0.5

Summary
Added subparsers for handling specific commands for BitBitBot, and added command registration functionality.

Features
- Added Eventing system to BitBitBot
- Event listners can be added with the `listen({event_name})` decorator.
- Includes default `chat_message` event that is emitted whenever the bot receives a message
- Split subparsers into modules, to support extensibility and cleaner project structure

Bug Fixes

Notes

0.0.3

Summary
Added subparsers for handling specific commands for BitBitBot, and added command registration functionality.

Features
- Added subparsers for handling specific command types
- `run` to start the Chat Bot
- `plugin` has it's own set of subparsers, and handles plugin management

More details can be found in the README.md as it gets updated, and via the command line with the `-h` or `--help` flag

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