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Topic command gives Python topics if called in Python-related channels.

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Description

#python-general and other python-related channels sometimes go offtopic. Implementation of this issue will add topics for specific python channels, so there aren’t generic topics. If no topics can be found, the user will know because the bot will tell them.

Reasoning

It could be hard to come up with a topic on the spot to continue the conversation, or maybe people just can’t come up with one to discuss. This issue will solve that problem.

Proposed Implementation

The topic command will be modified to see if it was called in #python-general or a python-related channel. If it was, it will find topics for that channel within a file containing a list of possible topics for that specific channel.

Additional Details

Some suggestions I have in mind:

  • “What’s your favorite PEP?”
  • “What’s your current text editor/IDE, and what functionality do you like about it the most when programming in Python?”
  • “What functionality is your text editor/IDE missing for programming Python?”
  • “What parts of your life has Python automated, if any?”

Would you like to implement this yourself?

  • I’d like to implement this feature myself
  • Anyone can implement this feature

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 3 years ago
  • Comments:10 (10 by maintainers)

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1reaction
Xithriuscommented, Aug 9, 2020

Alright. I’ll put this together and then make a PR. More topics will be collected in there before merging.

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vivax3794commented, Aug 9, 2020

that looks good, nicer than mine.

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