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The current state of plugin is quite good but I feel like there is some aspect that could be improved.
Info gotten by the plugins
The info plugins get is quite okay, but there is some feature that would benefit additional info:
user ID: plugin could really use knowing the ID of user posting
is the user an admin
user colors (not very sure about that one)
Info transmitted by the plugin
It would be nice if plugin could send more info to the server like additional documentation, a link to the plugin's repo or stuff like that. That info could be fetched by users with the man command, or some extension of the plugins command.
Knowing from Devzat what plugins are here would be very nice and suppress the need for issue #206
Admin tools
Currently admins have very little way of managing a misbehaving plugin. It would be very handy to list every active plugin, the token they use, and the last time they sent a message or modified one. That way, if a plugin notice that a plugin is misbehaving they can revoke its token without worry of causing harm to a wrong token.
Completely agree that we can send more user info to plugins
Info transmitted by the plugin
I believe plugins are already required to register args info and a small description. I think it would be good to set a convention of commands like --help or --version having the output one would expect from a CLI tool with links etc.
The current state of plugin is quite good but I feel like there is some aspect that could be improved.
Info gotten by the plugins
The info plugins get is quite okay, but there is some feature that would benefit additional info:
Info transmitted by the plugin
It would be nice if plugin could send more info to the server like additional documentation, a link to the plugin's repo or stuff like that. That info could be fetched by users with the
man
command, or some extension of theplugins
command.Knowing from Devzat what plugins are here would be very nice and suppress the need for issue #206
Admin tools
Currently admins have very little way of managing a misbehaving plugin. It would be very handy to list every active plugin, the token they use, and the last time they sent a message or modified one. That way, if a plugin notice that a plugin is misbehaving they can revoke its token without worry of causing harm to a wrong token.
What's your opinion on that @quackduck?
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