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RE: CLOSED: 125 STEEM Developer Bounty Inside [Python]

in #steemdev7 years ago

No problem.

I have a couple of ideas:

  • Don't parse every block. Instead use get_account_history for each curator and filter only votes. Much more cleaner code and less overhead. This will remove almost half of the code.

  • Use mongodb to log already sent votes and check from there.

  • Use supervisord to restart the bot if bot goes down. Fixing the main reason is the real solution however you can always use Supervisord to auto-restart the process.

  • Custom node settings are not valid on some internal classes of steem-python. There are a couple of pull requests waiting for approval about this issue but they didn't do that yet. Using get_account_history with a custom list of nodes working well though. So, this won't be a o problem.

Let me know, if you decide for a rewrite.

my Discord id: emre#9263.

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Another feature of the bot ( which now runs as a separate script ) is to drop a comment under posts, when the author has used #deutsch for the first time.

To integrate that I'd need to get all blocks.

Yes, you will need to listen then. However, I strongly suggest keeping them separate processes. Totally different things. For the sake of "seperation of concerns". They may exist in the same repository but I don't recommend same process.

For the welcome functionality:

$deutchebot --welcome

It will listen all blocks and welcome users if they use the tag first time.

For the discord/curate functionality:

$deutchebot --curate

It will not listen all blocks, will work with get_account_history.

I understand, but ...

... I wanted both functions to broadcast to discord with the same bot ID :/

ah, if the "welcome bot" does something with the discord, it's okay. :)

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