Various changes to quotes (including mod deletion) #468
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Moderators can now delete quotes when they are quoted, from the list of quotes of a user, from the allq command, and delete all quotes from a certain user using ?purgequotes rebuild_mc has been added everywhere where quotes are deleted the delete emoji in ?lq can now only be clicked by the quote list author or by a mod (whereas any users used to be able to click it before and start the delete prompt, but only the author could use the prompt). The person who clicks the reacts is also the only one that can then delete a quote. By doing this, this fixes #215, since Marty cannot even start the prompt anymore. (The check that the message wasn't written by the bot was still added in case and might be useful in case Marty can ever react on other people's messages).
namemcguffin
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davidlougheed
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Sep 1, 2021
| return all((0 <= int(msg.content) <= len(quote_list), | ||
| msg.author == user_deleting, | ||
| msg.channel == ctx.message.channel, | ||
| msg.author != self.bot.user)) |
| conn.commit() | ||
| index = int(message.content) - 1 | ||
| if index == -1: | ||
| await ctx.send('Exit delq.', delete_after=60) |
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can you early return here to avoid indenting everything?
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this kinda looks like its duplicating a bunch of code - whats up there?
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| async def purgequotes(self, ctx, user: str): | |||
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can you make this purge_quotes and add an alias purgequotes to keep the function names pep8?
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| if user_deleting == ctx.message.author: | ||
| if user_deleting == ctx.message.author: |
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| @@ -274,55 +291,61 @@ async def list_quotes(self, ctx, author: discord.Member = None): | |||
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| p = Pages(ctx, | |||
| item_list=quote_list_text, | |||
| title='Quotes from {}'.format(quote_author.display_name)) | |||
| title='Quotes from {}'.format(quote_author.display_name), | |||
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replace with f-strings for consistency (same for line 390)
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Moderators can now delete quotes when they are quoted, from the list of quotes of a user, from the allq command, and delete all quotes from a certain user using ?purgequotes
rebuild_mc has been added everywhere where quotes are deleted
the delete emoji in ?lq can now only be clicked by the quote list author or by a mod (whereas any users used to be able to click it before and start the delete prompt, but only the author could use the prompt). The person who clicks the reacts is also the only one that can then delete a quote. By doing this, this fixes #215, since Marty cannot even start the prompt anymore. (The check that the message wasn't written by the bot was still added in case and might be useful in case Marty can ever react on other people's messages).
Resolves #215
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