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My first slack bot!

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Prefix is /gst-[command] Try it in any channel in the hack club slack!

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I added better logging to console, and i also added comments in my code. I also updated the README.md per reviewer request.

I added better logging to console, and i also added comments in my code. I also updated the README.md per reviewer request.

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This is a basic slack bot with some commands. A ping command, a whitelist command (lists whitelisted users), an echo command for whitelisted users, A help command (lists all commands), and a random command that spits fun facts. This was my first introduction into node.js and it was not as hard as i thought it would be.

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I added a command that lists all whitelisted users and their corresponding IDS.

I added a command that lists all whitelisted users and their corresponding IDS.

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Today I cleaned up the structure of my code and I implemented 2 new features.
One is a whitelist for slack ids (currently stored in ENV but i will be making a command later) and the other is an echo command that does exactly as it says when a whitelisted user runs the command.

Today I cleaned up the structure of my code and I implemented 2 new features.
One is a whitelist for slack ids (currently stored in ENV but i will be making a command later) and the other is an echo command that does exactly as it says when a whitelisted user runs the command.

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I copied most of the code from the guide and added some other stuff, a empty README file, another command, a example gitignore i found online, and an example .env file.

I copied most of the code from the guide and added some other stuff, a empty README file, another command, a example gitignore i found online, and an example .env file.

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