- Replaced the `abbreviate_noaa` method calls with a new `_noaa_period_display_name` method to improve the display of forecast period names, including handling federal holidays.
- Updated the `BotDataViewer` class to include the bot name in the returned configuration dictionary, ensuring consistent naming across the application.
- Made minor adjustments to HTML templates for better layout and added footer links for project visibility.
- Added logic to the `install-service.sh` script to automatically create a `config.ini` file from `config.ini.example` if it does not exist in the installation directory.
- Included warnings for users if the example file is not found, ensuring proper configuration setup before starting the bot.
- Refactored joke command configuration in `core.py` to maintain consistency and clarity in the configuration structure.
- Updated the `MeshCoreBot` class to read the configuration file with UTF-8 encoding, ensuring proper parsing of emoji and non-ASCII characters on Windows.
- Applied the same encoding change to the configuration reload logic, maintaining consistency across configuration handling.
- Introduced `strip_optional_quotes` function to handle monitor channel values with optional surrounding quotes.
- Updated `load_monitor_channels` method in `CommandManager` to utilize the new function, ensuring compatibility with quoted and unquoted channel configurations.
- Modified `generate_samples` function to apply the same logic for consistency.
- Added tests for `strip_optional_quotes` to validate behavior with various input cases.
- Added assertions to ensure call arguments are not None in multiple command tests.
- Introduced a new test for the CmdCommand class to verify that long command lists are truncated correctly with a '(N more)' suffix, improving command list readability.
- Removed unnecessary import of the `html` module in `feed_manager.py`.
- Moved the `import inspect` statement to the module level in `plugin_loader.py` for better organization.
- Initialized `last_channel_ops_check_time` and `last_message_queue_check_time` attributes in `scheduler.py` to streamline message scheduling logic.
- Cleaned up redundant checks for attribute existence in the `MessageScheduler` class.
- Updated the `get_general_help` method in `CommandManager` to accept a `message` parameter, allowing for context-aware help responses based on the message's channel.
- Modified the `get_available_commands_list` method in `HelpCommand` to filter commands based on the provided message, ensuring only valid commands for the channel are listed.
- Introduced a new method `_is_command_valid_for_channel` to check command validity against the message's channel context, improving command management and user experience.
- Added a new [Feed_Manager] section in the configuration to enable or disable RSS/API feed subscriptions, defaulting to false.
- Updated the FeedManager class to handle missing configuration sections gracefully, ensuring compatibility with upgrades.
- Refactored joke command configuration to standardize the use of an `enabled` key, replacing legacy `*_enabled` keys for clarity.
- Adjusted the PathCommand class to enable the "p" shortcut by default, improving user experience.
- Simplified comments for various command sections in `config.ini.example` to clarify the enablement options (true/false).
- Ensured consistency in the format of comments across commands, enhancing readability and understanding for users configuring the bot.
- Standardized the configuration keys for various commands by replacing specific `*_enabled` keys with a unified `enabled` key across configuration files.
- Updated command classes to support fallback mechanisms for legacy configuration keys, ensuring backward compatibility.
- Enhanced the logic in the `BaseCommand` class to handle both standard and legacy keys for command enabling.
- Added tests to verify the correct behavior of the new configuration handling and legacy support for commands including Stats, Sports, Hacker, and Alert.
- Standardized the configuration keys for joke commands by replacing `joke_enabled` and `dadjoke_enabled` with a unified `enabled` key in the configuration files.
- Updated the validation logic to warn users when both legacy `[Jokes]` and new `[Joke_Command]`/`[DadJoke_Command]` sections are present, suggesting the removal of the legacy section.
- Enhanced the command classes to support fallback mechanisms for legacy configuration keys, ensuring backward compatibility.
- Added tests to verify the correct behavior of the new configuration handling and legacy support.
- Enhanced .gitignore to allow test files in the tests/ directory and committed pytest.ini for test discovery.
- Added checks for missing sections in configuration files, specifically for Admin_ACL and Banned_Users, to prevent errors during bot startup.
- Updated generate_website.py and command_manager.py to handle cases where required sections are absent, returning empty lists instead of raising exceptions.
- Introduced optional dependencies for testing in pyproject.toml, ensuring a smoother development experience.
- Improved localization handling in core.py to default to English when the Localization section is missing, enhancing user experience.
- Add modules/config_validation.py and validate_config.py CLI to flag
non-standard section names (e.g. WebViewer -> Web_Viewer).
- Migrate JokeCommand/DadJokeCommand to Joke_Command/DadJoke_Command with
legacy [Jokes] fallback in base_command.get_config_value.
- Merge [Jokes] into [Joke_Command]/[DadJoke_Command] in config.ini.example
and add 3-line stubs for minimal-option commands.
- Add webviewer to camel_case_map; add --validate-config to meshcore_bot.py.
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- Updated logging setup to use default values when the [Logging] section is missing, ensuring consistent behavior.
- Improved handling of colored output and log file configuration based on the presence of the [Logging] section across multiple modules.
- Refactored related code in core and service plugins for better clarity and maintainability.
- Updated the database migration logic to handle missing tables gracefully, ensuring that migrations for existing installations do not block the process.
- Added checks for the existence of specific columns in the `repeater_contacts`, `complete_contact_tracking`, and `mesh_connections` tables, allowing for more robust schema updates.
- Introduced logging for migration errors to improve visibility and troubleshooting during the migration process.
- Ensured that the migration runs seamlessly for users accessing the web viewer without prior bot startup, enhancing user experience.
- Updated the logic for storing and displaying bot uptime to handle cases where the bot is not running or has no start time in the database, ensuring a more accurate representation of the bot's status.
- Enhanced the updateUptime method to provide clearer feedback when the bot is down, improving user experience.
- Refactored the live uptime counter to only run when valid uptime data is available, preventing unnecessary updates when the bot is inactive.
- Added per-user rate limiting functionality to control the minimum time between bot replies to the same user, identified by public key or sender name.
- Updated configuration files to include `per_user_rate_limit_seconds` and `per_user_rate_limit_enabled` options for enabling and configuring this feature.
- Enhanced the command manager and message handler to support per-user rate limiting, ensuring efficient message handling and reduced spam.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new rate limiting options and their usage.
- Introduced `channel_keywords` option in the configuration files to limit bot responses in monitored channels to specified keywords, enhancing control over channel interactions.
- Updated relevant documentation and examples to reflect the new feature, ensuring users understand how to implement keyword restrictions.
- Modified the command manager to support the new keyword filtering logic, allowing for more efficient message handling in channels.
- Introduced 'reload' command to the admin_commands list, allowing for configuration reload without a restart.
- Refactored the update_config function to be section-aware, ensuring keys are added or updated correctly within their respective sections in the configuration file.
- Updated the configuration handling for the web viewer to use the [Bot] db_path when [Web_Viewer] db_path is unset, ensuring consistent database access.
- Added warnings in the logging to notify users when the web viewer database path differs from the bot database path, guiding them to configure it correctly.
- Refactored database path resolution logic across multiple modules for better maintainability and clarity.
- Changed echo statements to use echo -e for proper interpretation of escape sequences, ensuring colored output is displayed correctly.
- Improved readability of the installation instructions by maintaining consistent formatting across all steps.
- Added error handling in the template context processor to ensure templates render without raising exceptions, logging any failures.
- Enhanced the configuration path resolution to support relative paths when starting the web viewer as a subprocess, improving flexibility.
- Implemented logging for unhandled exceptions in Flask routes to aid in debugging and provide clearer error reporting.
- Added steps to create and manage a Python virtual environment during installation, ensuring dependencies are isolated from system packages.
- Implemented checks for existing virtual environments and upgraded pip before installing dependencies from requirements.txt.
- Updated section headers in the script to reflect the new installation steps and improved clarity in the process flow.
- Replaced the "Last 7 Days" option with "Last 48 Hours" and "Last 72 Hours" in both edge and node filters for better granularity.
- Enhanced the layout of the "Show Only Starred" checkbox for improved user experience.
- Introduced filtered node maps for efficient edge drawing, ensuring edges are only drawn between nodes within the selected timeframe.
- Added a button for bulk deletion of selected contacts, enhancing user experience by allowing multiple contacts to be deleted at once.
- Introduced a checkbox for selecting all contacts on the current page, with corresponding updates to the bulk delete button visibility and count.
- Updated the contacts HTML template to accommodate the new bulk delete feature and improved layout for better usability.
- Enhanced the ModernContactsManager class to manage selected contact IDs and handle bulk delete actions effectively.
- Updated the API endpoint to accept an optional query parameter `since` for filtering contact data based on the time frame (24h, 7d, 30d, 90d, or all).
- Modified the `_get_tracking_data` method to implement filtering logic based on the `since` parameter, improving performance by limiting the data retrieved.
- Enhanced the contacts HTML template to include a dropdown for selecting the time frame, with the default set to the last 30 days.
- Implemented local storage functionality to remember the user's selected time frame across sessions.
- Changed the default database path in config.ini.example and related files from 'bot_data.db' to 'meshcore_bot.db' for consistency across modules.
- Adjusted final hop proximity scoring parameters in config.ini.example to reflect updated distance normalization and thresholds, enhancing scoring accuracy for LoRa networks.
- Updated documentation to clarify the shared database usage between the bot and web viewer.
- Deleted COMMANDS.md, DOCKER.md, WEB_VIEWER.md, and other related documentation files to streamline the project structure.
- Updated README.md and other documentation references to point to the new locations of the command and Docker instructions.
- Added optional dependencies for documentation generation in pyproject.toml.
- Added '*.key' to .gitignore to prevent tracking of key files.
- Changed the default database path in config.ini.example from 'bot_data.db' to 'meshcore_bot.db' for clarity.
- Enhanced documentation files with front matter for better rendering and organization, including Discord Bridge, Feed Management, Map Uploader, Packet Capture, Path Command Configuration, Repeater Management Commands, and Weather Service.
- Moved the assignment of `db_path` to be loaded from the configuration file, enhancing flexibility and maintainability of the database path management in the BotDataViewer class.
- Modified the Docker build workflow to enable the 'latest' tag only for the main or master branches, ensuring that the latest image is tagged appropriately based on the branch context.
- Removed the custom `_decode_escape_sequences` method from multiple classes and replaced it with a centralized `decode_escape_sequences` function in the utils module.
- Updated all relevant modules (CommandManager, MessageScheduler, GreeterCommand) to utilize the new function for decoding escape sequences in configuration strings, improving code maintainability and consistency.
- Enhanced the config example to clarify the usage of escape sequences in messages.
- Added entries for `pymc-test/*` and `config-pymc.ini` to the .gitignore file to prevent tracking of test artifacts and configuration files related to PyMC, improving repository cleanliness.
- Introduced a new mapping for the 'Weather' command to 'Wx_Command' in BaseCommand, clarifying the relationship between legacy and current command names.
- This change enhances command handling by ensuring that the new command structure is recognized while maintaining backward compatibility.
- Updated the can_execute method in WxCommand to enforce channel checks before delegating command execution.
- Ensured that [Wx_Command] channels take precedence when using the delegate command, improving command handling accuracy.
- Introduced `execute_query_on_connection` and `execute_update_on_connection` methods in DBManager to facilitate executing queries and updates on existing database connections.
- Enhanced the `_recalculate_distance_if_needed`, `_get_location_by_public_key`, and `_get_location_by_prefix` methods in MeshGraph to support optional database connection and location caching, improving performance during batch operations.
- Updated the logging level for captured packets to DEBUG to reduce verbosity in service lifecycle logs.
- Maintained detailed packet information output for debugging purposes while ensuring INFO level is reserved for lifecycle events.
- Added functionality to synchronize the view with the URL hash, allowing direct access to the graph tab.
- Implemented event listeners for hash changes to switch between graph and map views seamlessly.
- Updated the loadData function to conditionally apply filters based on rendering options, improving performance during live updates.
- Enhanced node styling and interaction settings for better visual feedback and user experience in the graph view.
- Introduced functionality to store and restore original styles for nodes, allowing for dynamic highlighting and shrinking of non-highlighted nodes.
- Implemented smooth zooming and fade animations for markers in the map view, improving user experience during interactions.
- Refactored node styling logic to ensure connected nodes maintain their size while non-connected nodes are significantly shrunk for better visibility.
- Enhanced the clearing of highlights to restore original styles effectively, ensuring a consistent visual state after interactions.
- Removed obsolete proximity calculation settings including `proximity_method`, `path_proximity_fallback`, `max_proximity_range`, and `max_repeater_age_days` to streamline configuration.
- Simplified the configuration file for better clarity and maintainability, focusing on essential parameters for geographic proximity handling.
- Introduced a new configuration option `auto_update_device_name` in config.ini.example to control whether the device name should automatically match the bot_name on startup.
- Implemented the `set_device_name` method in core.py to check and update the device name based on the configuration, ensuring consistency between the device and bot name.
- Enhanced logging for device name checks and updates to improve debugging and user awareness of the device state.
- Added a new method to sort paths based on length, recency, or frequency, improving user experience in the contacts modal.
- Refactored path rendering logic into a separate method for better maintainability and readability.
- Introduced a dropdown for users to select their preferred sorting method, with the option saved in localStorage for persistence.
- Updated modal content to reflect the sorted paths and ensure accurate display of path data.
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