I'm slowly but surely working on a rust wrapper that provides an easy API for bots, but it's far from ready.
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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I haven't used it, but lemmybot or or the lower-level https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-js-client, which is a pure client with no bot features are what I'm aware of.
I'd make sure to evaluate the API changes planned for v18 of Lemmy though. There's a major shift away from the websockets API that's about to land, and it's quite possible that you'd build a bot to find out it's broken a week later and needs to be adapted for a totally different API.
Is this for a single community? Maybe you can host a simple password-protected site where the moderators can modify the message.
@fossilesque@mander.xyz is developing a plant id bot for !plantid@mander.xyz, perhaps they can explain to you how they are doing that.
Yeah, happy to share the code. It's python + docker. You'll probably be able to just simply it!
I'd love to take a peek as well if you don't mind.
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