CinderBot - v0.5.5

Change log

New to project

• Licensing
  Finally project has come to this point. Now CinderBot is under GPLv3 license, so check it and make the software free!

• Project management
  From standard github issue tracker project went to taiga.io for better work organistation. So, if you still want to check what this project is aiming for, check the link.

• Changes in command architecture
  New architecture which will allow to create better inbuilt and custom commands.

New features

• Database
  Now everything (except for configuration parameters) stored in sqlite database! No installation requered, just launch the bot and database will be created and prepared. You will no loger to worry about size of .xml files, perfomance and ram consuming. Every user, command, quote, covenant and etc. will be stored in one database which you can edit with any sqlite database editor if you wish so.

• UI for Quote system
  Remember how you can create/edit/delete quotes only through chat or file? Forget it as horrible dream, now you can do the same stuff through pretty UI! Ofcourse chat commands was not removed, so you or your moderators can use it. Check how to use that system on wiki then article will be ready.

• Covenant system
  So much work was spent in this sprint and almost all of it was done for covenant system. Previously covenant was just a redundant thing, but now it is a start for whole system which will be one of the core features in CinderBot. Now users can create/leave/disband/rename their own covenants, edit description and displaying whole info about covenant. Check wiki for more information when article will be ready.

• Multimessage bot answers
  Now bot can send answers in multiple messages! If you custom command is longer then 500 symbols, it will be splitted in a few messages and sent one by one to the chat. Also, some inbuilt commands already using this feature (for example !cov_info {CovName}).

• Change of the start symbol
  Previously all inbuilt commands were using "#" for start symbol, but now it changed to "!" as it is a standard for twitch bot commands.