Hey everyone! Ive made a third bot for the instance called Linker. This bot will automatically detect when you try to reference a certain community and then give both relative and direct links to it in a comment for people to check out.
The usual syntax when you want to reference a community is [email protected] with communityname replaced by the community name and programming.dev replaced with the instance the community is in
It will also detect when you link a community like this https://programming.dev/c/programming
Works for both posts and comments but will only handle communities that have been entered in the bot. To start with I’ve put in the top 50 most active communities in the instance but will put the rest in soon
If you have any suggestions for communities to link in on other instances let me know
Hi! I noticed you mentioned some communities in your post[1]. Here are some links to them:
I am a bot, see the sections below for more info.
The relative links give you a 404
This is typically caused by the community not being interacted with from your instance yet. To fix this you can:
How do you add / remove a community from the bot
To add or remove communities from the bot you can create an issue on the bot’s Github Repository
How do you trigger the bot to respond
For example purposes lets say theres a community called
testing
on the instanceprogramming.dev
. All of these would work for both posts and comments:testing@programming.dev
!testing@programming.dev
@testing@programming.dev
programming.dev/c/testing
https://programming.dev/c/testing
I have added many communities to be handled to the bot by default but it is not exhaustive. If you want to add your community then see the add / remove community section.
Contact me
Hey I’m Ategon, the bots creator. If you have any questions, comments or just want to reach out to me heres my lemmy profile with some message buttons and links to my socials Relative Link | Direct Link
Formatting seems to be a bit broken on jerboa since it doesn’t use the same markdown but works on web
Looks like this might be on Jerboa, since Lemmy “officially” mentions this extended markdown syntax: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/02-media.html