@Azazel_261

Group invites are now being handled properly!
This turned out not as hard as i thought it’d be, only requiring one top-level handler function, that could be arranged similarly to the other two i had for commands and autocomplete

TODO:

• settatr for groups

Most of the bot is now fully working! This includes:

• Creating, joining, leaving and deleting groups
• Calling groups
• Checking user eligibility to call said groups based on group policies

TODO:

• Invites to private groups

Currently working on deleting and managing call groups

Database code now allows for creating and joining groups, honoring users with admin permissions
I also created a dedicated error code system, instead of relying on try-catch to get all my info

After a little shenanigans, i finally got autocomplete hints to pull data from the database

Slowly but steadily, i’m setting up the database

I have rewritten the bot to use Discord’s built in interactions, which enables it to send messages visible to the command issuer

TODO: database 🥲

Hello, world!
So far i have created infrastructure that allows me to easily add and manage commands for the bot

Part 2 of making the website, mostly working on the contents as well as making it somewhat okay on all screen resolutions

This is my first time properly doing web-dev so i probably made every mistake possible, but i’m slowly chipping away at a basic “about me” website using tailwind css

I discovered the bitset library in c++, which makes it a lot easier to deal with bits, like this here function that prints a bit representation of a u64 integer, arranged like a bitboard, very handy! Otherwise, for the stuff done so far:
✅Fixed up the algorithm for applying moves to better account for en passant
✅Enabled move generator to generate en passant moves
Other less notable changes

Finally started working on move generation! Currently done and working:
✅Rook
✅Bishop
✅Queen
✅King (kind of, i have to precompute some stuff)

The applyMove function is finally done, now automatically handling castling, en passant, revoking castling rights, etc.

I revamped most of the data structures, which took a bit, but switching individual bitboards for a enum-addressable list feels a lot better to use

Wakatime did NOT like me setting a different project name via CMake, but i am finally here. This is 3C or CxxChessComputer - a chess bot written in c++. Currently working: board (represented by bitboards), moving, adding and removing pieces from said board (whether said manipulations are legal or not). Next up, figuring out generating all legal moves

A bit of suffering with files later, and OCKeeper can now load a world data file 🎊 Image is a placeholder

Slowly figuring out JavaFX. It’s so much more intuitive than i originally thought! Once you have a fxml file, a lot of stuff is simply done automatically, like getting references to different elements, etc.

Hello world, my first devlog! I’ve set up the basic classes for my project, now time to set up the relationships between those