joel-bot

Här ska vi skriva funktionalitet så småningom, men det är dag tre kl 17:43 så vi avbryter nu.

Building

Simply build with cargo:

cargo build
...
   Compiling joel-bot v1.0.1 (/home/kazie/src/github/joel-bot)
    Finished dev [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 5.35s

Debug using Dev Containers

NOTE: This environment was set up using GitHub Copilot.

This Rust project supports developing using Dev Containers so you don't need Rust locally.

Requirements

• In Windows you will need WSL2 as Dev Containers works best with UN*X based environment
  • Linux and MacOS environments does not need this requirement.
• A Docker environment
  • Any Docker-compatible environment like e.g., Docker for Desktop (Windows/Linux), Rancher Desktop (all environments) or native Docker (Linux) works.
• Visual Studio Code with the Remote Development extension
  • Or a IDE that supports devcontainers like e.g. GitHub Codespaces

Open the dev container environment

• Clone this repo to your local development environment.
• Open the folder in Visual Studio Code.
• Open the Visual Studio Code command palette (F1/SHIFT+CTRL+P/SHIFT+⌘+P) and then select Dev containers: Reopen in Container.
• Create a .env file in the root folder containing the value for JOEL_BOT_SLACK_TOKEN
  • DO NOT COMMIT THIS (The .env file is excluded in .gitignore so it should not be an issue.)

And that's it, you can now rebuild/debug joel-bot.

Troubleshooting

In the event you change dependencies or environment variables, run the Rebuild Container command in the command palette to update the Dev Container.