Approved Discord WebHook Bot 1.0.1

[SPooCK]

SPooCK submitted a new resource:

Discord Bot - WebHook Standalone Discord Bot

Standalone Discord Bot

What it does?
Simply allows you to hook your Rust Join, Leave & Chat log into discord WebHooks Bots.

Configuration
Pretty much the INI configuration is self complementary.

Example
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[DreTaX]

Overall code seems fine, and safe. Approved.

I suggest to use threading when doing web requests, because It will hold down the main thread, and will cause the server to lagg sometimes.
(I know, the wiki is down.)

Loom.ExecuteInBiggerStackThread(lambda:
    WebHook.execute()
)

 

[SPooCK]

Overall code seems fine, and safe. Approved.

I suggest to use threading when doing web requests, because It will hold down the main thread, and will cause the server to lagg sometimes.
(I know, the wiki is down.)

Loom.ExecuteInBiggerStackThread(lambda:
    WebHook.execute()
)

Noted. Just warming up to the old Legacy development. I would have preferred doing it in C#, but since its not yet supported for dynamic reloading, a small plugin like this, I would think it's better left in Python for now.

 

[DreTaX]

https://fougerite.com/ewr-carta/calling-methods-from-the-main-thread-using-loom/

 

[SPooCK]

SPooCK updated Discord Bot with a new update entry:

Main Thread Fix

As suggested from @DreTaX , I've put the handling of the Web POST in the Main Thread, which should reduce any existing lag/delay.

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[SPooCK]

https://fougerite.com/ewr-carta/calling-methods-from-the-main-thread-using-loom/

Thanks! I was wondering wtf is this: [Python DiscordBot.On_PlayerConnected] Took: 0s (179ms) My Rust skills are Rusty, but I'm getting back on track!

 

[DreTaX]

You actually put the handling in a sub thread ^^
The Fougerite system now shows if something takes very long to call.

The page just explains that there are functions that must be called on the main thread.

 

[SPooCK]

You actually put the handling in a sub thread ^^
The Fougerite system now shows if something takes very long to call.

The page just explains that there are functions that must be called on the main thread.

Well, as long its put in the right place, I'm happy enough. Too much of a headache knowing the right methodology, main thread, sub thread...