- add Discord OAuth2 authentication
- allow users to register their bots via token
- implement dynamic bot start/stop system
- store bots in database (multi-tenant)
- replace single-bot env setup with scalable architecture
- Updated .env.example to use more secure database credentials.
- Modified Dockerfile to remove unnecessary data copy.
- Enhanced README with additional setup instructions and security notes.
- Updated docker-compose files to improve database connection handling and security.
- Added error messages for invalid channel and role resolutions in locales.
- Introduced new scripts for code quality checks in package.json.
- Refactored presence management logic to improve state handling and timer management.
- Added tests for argument tokenizer, command definition, presence types, and template variables.
- Implemented a new `/presence` command allowing users to configure the bot's presence with an interactive panel.
- Added localization support for Spanish and French languages.
- Integrated PostgreSQL for storing and retrieving bot presence states.
- Created a Dockerfile and docker-compose configuration for easy deployment.
- Updated environment configuration to include database connection settings.
- Refactored command handling to include the new presence command.
- Enhanced error handling and user feedback for the presence command interactions.
- Add advanced command for complex argument handling.
- Introduce ping command for latency checking.
- Create argument parser for prefix and slash commands.
- Define command structure and registry for command management.
- Implement command deployment for Discord application commands.
- Add internationalization support for commands.
- Create handlers for prefix and slash command execution.
- Establish command execution context and permissions handling.
- Set up environment configuration with dotenv and zod.
- Add TypeScript configuration for strict type checking.
Puechberty Arthur