The docs should stop being a special ❄️ and switch to the language everyone knows and uses these days, to increase accessibility.

That said, coffeescript is still remarkably present, but I expect a lot of this is legacy.

Description

While hubot-slack has support for reconnecting when the connection to Slack is lost, there is a limit to the number of reconnection attempts. If several reconnection attempts fail, the bot will simply hang without a connection. This causes trouble for our process manager, since the client staying open means we don't end up automatically restart it. When this has happened for us

au is the message type used when a user is added (invited) into a room. That should probably have the same effect as a user joining, i.e. Hubot receives an instance of it's EnterMessage class.

I don't know if there's other missed message types. Should probably add a glossary to docs somewhere. 📌 Mental note.

https://github.com/RocketChat/hubot-rocketchat/blob/930d085472bb9afa122721fa1b0bec

I followed the instructions here:
https://hubot.github.com/docs/patterns/#forwarding-all-http-requests-through-a-proxy

But it seems this only affects scripts loaded after the adapter. Is there a best practice for running hubot-xmpp behind a proxy?

I'm using hubot to do logging of messages and when a message is an inline reply, it can be confusing, if the reply is not noted. So it would be great if I could get access somehow to the reply_to_message field.

For example, the code I wanted to write:

messageFromTelegramMessage = (telegramMessage) ->
    message = ""
    if telegramMessage.reply_to_message?
        user = userFromTe

On a fresh t2.micro, I install nvm, install a stable Node, and hubot appears to not be able to install! 😦

ubuntu@ip-10-2-6-57:~/hubot$ yo hubot
? ==========================================================================
We're constantly looking for ways to make yo better!
May we anonymously report usage statistics to improve the tool over time?
More info: https://github.com/yeoman/insight &

• Hello World service
• Hello World integration
• Moderately complicated module handling multiple sub-commands (helps illustrate the use of event.arguments)
• Module that passes data between different integrations

My module logs an error message if an environment variable isn't set. However, there's no way to test for that because I can't get access to the robot logger (or it isn't documented). It would be nice if hubot-test-helper would intercept calls to robot.logger.* and allow me to call assertions on logs.

Following steps are mentioned in README:

• install Hubot and CoffeeScript: npm install -g hubot coffee-script

• create your bot and install its dependencies:

  npm install -g yo generator-hubot
  mkdir -p my-bot
  yo hubot
  

However they can be simplified into

npx -p yo -p generator-hubot -- yo hubot

with latest Node.js

I am aware of microsoft/BotFramework-Hubot#28 (comment) but it is really a deal breaker for using Teams. I've been asked to move our department from Slack to Teams, but I cannot transition to a service that doesn't "work". I can't imagine why a bot would be limited in this way. It's almost like an "output only" thing that you've made ...but with the ability t

The current one is intended to be just similar enough to be recognizable as GroupMe, but also clearly not GroupMe official, so as to avoid confusing users about the authenticity of this project.

Could be good to replace this with a more unique logo that uses the same colors as groupme, but a more unique shape.