Im making a program that fetch NASA API to get a beatiful image and automatically change my wallpaper.
And my first idea was fetching APOD (Astronomy Picture of the Day) and then automatically change my wallpaper everyday. But before im even working on the automation, the first APOD i got has a very low quality image (960px wide image)…
I’ll be trying other way to get the better NASA images other than APOD
I’m upgrading the documentation for my RanDK Slack Bot by writing a comprehensive, production-ready README file from scratch.
The default tutorial notes were scattered, so I wanted to create a clear guide that details our /rdk-* slash commands, the exact Slack API scopes needed, and a step-by-step local setup process.
I also mapped out a dedicated troubleshooting matrix for common Bolt framework errors and added production hosting instructions for running it 24/7 as a systemd service on Nest.
P.S. The bot is live on the server! Feel free to try it in HackClub Slack
I’m refactoring my RanDK Bot to break apart that giant, messy index.js file from the default tutorial.
Cramming the bot config, external API calls, and individual commands into one place made the code a total headache to expand and super easy to accidentally break.
I split everything into dedicated folders for configs, services, and controllers, turning the main file into a clean switchboard that just links them together.
Now, if one command goes down, the rest of the bot stays online 24/7 on Nest, making it way easier to safely add fun new features in the future.
P.S. The bot is live on the server! Feel free to try it in HackClub Slack
v0.0.0
Waiting for Nest Hosting approval…
