Hi all, trying something different. Let me know if this isn't allowed. (Not live, don't know how to do that sorry)

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@UndercoverUlrikHD@programming.dev would it be possible to set up a bot for this community?

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  • [–] [B] 2 points 1 year ago (12 children)

    Unknown request, please reply with -help for a list of available commands.

    Reason given: No command given.

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    'No live game found, wrong team names?'

    Instruction given:

    Football Live Thread
    Post to: football@sopuli.xyz
    Home team: England
    Away Team: Spain
    

    Please verify the team names and maybe check https://www.espn.com/soccer/scoreboard for your requested game.

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    @UndercoverUlrikHD@programming.dev , does the ESPN cover the Women Euro?

    I see it there, not sure why the bot didn't get it: https://www.espn.com/soccer/scoreboard/_/date/20250727

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    Hello! I am a bot that can create live threads on lemmy.

    I can be called by either tagging me in a comment or by replying to me.

    Usage:

    For all (optional) community@instance inputs, if none given, will assume the community the message is sent from.

    -football community@instance(optional {home team} - {away team} - Sets up a game in the queue for live-thread creation. Thread is created ~ min before kick-off. For adding women's games, add the tag -w to the request. Defaults to football@sopuli.xyz if no community is given.

    -remove {-sport} {community@instance}(optional) {home team} - {away team} - Removes a game queued for live-thread creation. Only available for requester, mods and admins. For removing a women's game, add the -w tag.

    -queue {-sport} {community@instance}(optional) - Lists the current live threads queued for posting.

    -mod_action {command} {input} - Various mod actions to set rules for the bot.

    -admin_action {command} {input}

    -message {message} - Sends a message to bot maintainer

    Mod commands:

    rules {community@instance}(optional) - Shows the rules applied to the community.

    blacklist {community@instance}(optional) - Will no longer interact with community.

    remove_blacklist {community@instance}(optional) - Will interact with the community again.

    whitelist {community@instance}(optional) - Opens up the bot to post in the community.

    remove_whitelist {community@instance}(optional) - Removes the community from the whitelist.

    trust {username@instance} {community@instance}(optional) - Removes rate limit restrictions for the user, all mods are trusted users for their communities.

    untrust {username@instance} {community@instance}(optional) - Removes the trusted status for the user, can not apply to mods in their communities.

    ban {username@instance} {community@instance}(optional) - The user can no longer interact with the bot in the given community.

    unban {username@instance} {community@instance}(optional) - The user is removed from the ban list for the given community.

    subscribe -{sport} {community@instance} {team} - Subscribes the community to a team, the bot will automatically post new games to the community. Add -w if the team you want to subscribe to is the women's team.

    unsubscribe -{sport} {community@instance} {team} - Unsubscribes the community. Use -w if the team you want to unsubscribe from is the women's team.

    buffer_time {time in seconds} {community@instance}(optional) - Sets the post buffer time, the time before kick-off the bot will post the live thread.

    Admin commands:

    Same as mod commands, however admins can also add commands to their entire instance by using the format {-@instance}. Do note that community specific commands overrule instance-wide commands.

    Source Code: https://gitlab.com/UlrikHD/lemmy-match-thread-bot

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