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So today I fully changed all the colors of pretty much everything because it kind of looked bad and the colors right now look so much better. I also changed the fonts to something more space-like, since it’s literally called space mono.
I also did part two of the guide adding the clock and the basic window parts. I added a lot of space looking stuff to really match the theme but right now it’s looking kind of cramped so I still have to fix that.
I messed around with the colors and tried to get the buttons in the right places, get the sizes right and all that which is why this took a lot longer than it was supposed to. Just trying to make it look good, you know.

Overview:
So today I started creating StarShipOS which is a webOS that is themed around a spaceship/cockpit type feel. For step 1 of the building thing based on the guide I made a pretty detailed welcome screen inside an index.html file. To go beyond the basics of the mission I tried using things like and to really make the welcome screen look welcoming. It kinda took a long time to get the fonts, sizings, and colors right but it good in the end.

A big problem:
It was that I tried to use GitHub Codespace but there were many issues with that and I couldn’t actually run the page through that easily. I also didn’t have wakatime in that already so it was kind of annoying. That’s why I just moved over to VSCode because I already had everything set up and had experience with it.

So what I made in detail:
I built a custom web design to make the screen look like a legit sci-fi computer. The background is super dark with neon colors andi n the middle there is a profile picture of a rocket ship that actually looks really good.

Overview:
So today I started creating StarShipOS which is a webOS that is themed around a spaceship/cockpit type feel. For step 1 of the building thing based on the guide I made a pretty detailed welcome screen inside an index.html file. To go beyond the basics of the mission I tried using things like and to really make the welcome screen look welcoming. It kinda took a long time to get the fonts, sizings, and colors right but it good in the end.

A big problem:
It was that I tried to use GitHub Codespace but there were many issues with that and I couldn’t actually run the page through that easily. I also didn’t have wakatime in that already so it was kind of annoying. That’s why I just moved over to VSCode because I already had everything set up and had experience with it.

So what I made in detail:
I built a custom web design to make the screen look like a legit sci-fi computer. The background is super dark with neon colors andi n the middle there is a profile picture of a rocket ship that actually looks really good.

Cosmic Hot Potato is working now and it’s basically a game where you play hot potato with people on any server you want to by typing /cosmic-bomb. This game could basically go on forever and I feel like it would be fun to play with some friends.
So I feel like I am pretty much done with the bot because I have worked on it for a good amount of time and I am going to ship it soon then.

Cosmic Hot Potato is working now and it’s basically a game where you play hot potato with people on any server you want to by typing /cosmic-bomb. This game could basically go on forever and I feel like it would be fun to play with some friends.
So I feel like I am pretty much done with the bot because I have worked on it for a good amount of time and I am going to ship it soon then.

Ok so this time I added a clicker competition game on the bot which many people can compete in. You just do /cosmic-mine in slack and you start the game. It’s basically behind the theme of mining asteroids for stardust, get it?
The main thing that went wrong with this was the score kept on stacking. So I added code that reset the counter back to zero every time a new game started
It works perfectly now and you can actually compete for stardust without the scoreboard breaking. Looking pretty good ngl. Going to add new things soon.

Ok so this time I added a clicker competition game on the bot which many people can compete in. You just do /cosmic-mine in slack and you start the game. It’s basically behind the theme of mining asteroids for stardust, get it?
The main thing that went wrong with this was the score kept on stacking. So I added code that reset the counter back to zero every time a new game started
It works perfectly now and you can actually compete for stardust without the scoreboard breaking. Looking pretty good ngl. Going to add new things soon.

I just finished making my slack bot trivia game. Getting the commands to work with the chat answers took way too long, but I finally got it to run a game without something going wrong.

The main thing that went wrong was the The Annoying 3-Second Timeout Whenever I typed /cosmic-trivia, Slack would instantly stop and say the app didn’t respond. This happened because Slack has a 3-second limit, and my bot was taking too long to send back the text.

What I fixed: I changed the code so the message sends exactly at the same time the bot connects to slack and the time you send the command.

I just finished making my slack bot trivia game. Getting the commands to work with the chat answers took way too long, but I finally got it to run a game without something going wrong.

The main thing that went wrong was the The Annoying 3-Second Timeout Whenever I typed /cosmic-trivia, Slack would instantly stop and say the app didn’t respond. This happened because Slack has a 3-second limit, and my bot was taking too long to send back the text.

What I fixed: I changed the code so the message sends exactly at the same time the bot connects to slack and the time you send the command.

After last time a few new commands were added and the bot was moved to a 24/7 server so it can be used whenever someone wants to.

1. Some of the new commands are:
   /cosmic-joke - tells a random joke
   /cosmic-catfact - gives a random fact about a cat
   /cosmic-help - Lists the available commands

2. So there were a few problems that I had to get past
   The git repository wasn’t found, which is solved directly on github. Sometimes the terminals just froze or wouldn’t read the text which I solved through smaller commands or restarting the whole thing. Also I had to debug the code for a little while as the slack commands were not working properly.

3. Moving the Bot to nest
   To make sure the bot stays online even when my computer is closed I cloned and moved the file to a nest server and I also put the.env file on the server to make sure the bot works.

After last time a few new commands were added and the bot was moved to a 24/7 server so it can be used whenever someone wants to.

1. Some of the new commands are:
   /cosmic-joke - tells a random joke
   /cosmic-catfact - gives a random fact about a cat
   /cosmic-help - Lists the available commands

2. So there were a few problems that I had to get past
   The git repository wasn’t found, which is solved directly on github. Sometimes the terminals just froze or wouldn’t read the text which I solved through smaller commands or restarting the whole thing. Also I had to debug the code for a little while as the slack commands were not working properly.

3. Moving the Bot to nest
   To make sure the bot stays online even when my computer is closed I cloned and moved the file to a nest server and I also put the.env file on the server to make sure the bot works.

CosmicBot is officially working now, the first bot I’ve made and it’s working so far so well.

I started building the Slack bot using Node.js/javascript and the slack system.

Quick Overview of what I did so far
Used socket mode to work the bot in real time and put the password tokens in a protected place called the .env file
Made my first working command that worked pretty much instantly
I plan on making something no other bot has

CosmicBot is officially working now, the first bot I’ve made and it’s working so far so well.

I started building the Slack bot using Node.js/javascript and the slack system.

Quick Overview of what I did so far
Used socket mode to work the bot in real time and put the password tokens in a protected place called the .env file
Made my first working command that worked pretty much instantly
I plan on making something no other bot has