* Load commands recursively
* Sort commands
* Missed a couple of spots
* missed even more spots apparently
* Ported commands in "fun" category to new class-based format, added babel eslint plugin
* Ported general commands, removed old/unneeded stuff, replaced moment with day, many more fixes I lost track of
* Missed a spot
* Removed unnecessary abort-controller package, add deprecation warning for mongo database
* Added imagereload, clarified premature end message
* Fixed docker-compose path issue, added total bot uptime to stats, more fixes for various parts
* Converted image commands into classes, fixed reload, ignore another WS event, cleaned up command handler and image runner
* Converted music/soundboard commands to class format
* Cleanup unnecessary logs
* awful tag command class port
* I literally somehow just learned that you can leave out the constructor in classes
* Pass client directly to commands/events, cleaned up command handler
* Migrated bot to eris-sharder, fixed some error handling stuff
* Remove unused modules
* Fixed type returning
* Switched back to Eris stable
* Some fixes and cleanup
* might wanna correct this
* Implement image command ratelimiting
* Added Bot token prefix, added imagestats, added running endpoint to API
* feat: add docker-compose file
* refactor: lower docker-compose version
* feat(docker-compose): add help docs and image dir, fix lavalink
* fix(docker): missing ffmpeg dependency
* fix(docker): compile imagemagick with pango support
This fixes commands such as `meme` causing the bot to crash, since Alpine does not have a pango-enabled version of IM7 in its repos.
* feat(docker): cache npm dependencies
By copying just the `package-(lock).json` and installing dependencies, Docker will cache the deps on subsequent builds.
* fix(docker-compose): need to adjust connection addresses
The MongoDB and Chrome addresses are automatically passed through with the correct value. A separate `servers.json` file specifically for docker-compose is used with the correct container addresses.
Each container has a static ip - this is due to an unfortunate limitation of the Chrome remote debugger, which needs either an IP or `localhost`, and refuses connections to a hostname.
* refactor(docker): do not include servers.json for compose
Compose will use the normal `servers.json` and users will have to change the hostnames to `lavalink` and `api` respectively.
Essem
Jake Stanger