• accesibility

• head: twitter tags

• head: facebook tags

• make it pretty?

Add poll-based questions

Reference stuff:
@Roachbones was able to tweets polls with https://github.com/Roachbones/is-it-valid/blob/master/poll_tweeter.py

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This will be a running issue to let people know how to add answers to questions

In each of the questions files, there are some questions that do not have answers next to them.

All questions should have an answer. If it's not reasonable to write the answer, you can add just a link.

All questions added should look like the below

'question goes here',  # short answer goes here, add a link if it's not a short answer

Proposed workflow:

1. Fork this repo
2. Add answers to applicable question file keeping to the existing style/conventions:
   • Each question should have an answer
   • After the trailing comma, there should be 2 spaces then # then another space
   • follow the example above
3. Once you are done and checked for typos, commit it & push your work to your fork
4. Submit a PR against this repo

Someone will look it over and, if deemed appropriate, will merge your PR.

Thanks for contributing!

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Add the ability to have questions that have a set answer. Set a time limit and after that, tweet to each respondent whether or not they got the right answer.

https://webwide.io/threads/trivia-for-coders.654/post-4360

Thanks to @adamgreenough for the idea

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I have these questions set up for the bot to ask, but I've commented most out. I don't want them to inadvertently hurt people. If you fit into these groups of people, please help.

Goals:

• As inclusive as possible
• Avoid hurting people
• Avoid outing people
• Avoid other issues

Need help with:

• as inclusive as possbile
• wording
• appropriateness

    'What badass ladies are you following that everyone else should follow? \nWhy? \nTag \'em',
    # 'What badass dudes are you following that everyone else should follow? \nWhy? \nTag \'em',
    # 'What badass trans* peeps are you following that everyone else should follow? \nWhy? \nTag \'em \nnote: do not out someone who isn't out',
    # 'What badass POC are you following that everyone else should follow? \nWhy? \nTag \'em',
    # 'What badass underrepresented peeps are you following that everyone else should follow? \nWhy? \nTag \'em',

If you'd like to help but prefer to be more private, DM on Twitter Vicki_Langer or email me at [email protected]

Need to add exception handling to tweet.py

try:
    api.update_status(question)
except:
    # not sure what would go here?
finally:
    api.update_status('I seem to not be working properly. Bug @Vicki_Langer about getting me fixed or help her out by submitting a pull request https://github.com/VickiLanger/code-questions-bot')

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• create an issue to receive the input questions
• create a simple UI to gather questions
• make the questions add to an issue

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This will be a running issue to let people know how to submit questions

Want to contribute code-related questions for the bot to ask? This is your chance. Go for it.

A few rules:

• Questions must be code related
• The goal is to create conversation and substance. Avoid yes/no answers.
• Add questions to the questions file that makes the most sense.
  • a back end question would go in questions_backend.py
  • a pop culture question would go in questions_pop_culture.py
• Must fit in Twitter's 280 character limit

All questions added should look like the below

'question goes here',  # short answer goes here, add a link if it's not a short answer

Proposed workflow:

1. Fork this repo
2. Add question to applicable question file keeping to the existing style/conventions:
   • Each question should be in its own line
   • Surrounded by single quotes (')
   • Keep the trailing comma
3. Once you are done and checked for typos, commit it & push your work to your fork
4. Submit a PR against this repo

Someone will look it over and, if deemed appropriate, will merge your PR.

Thanks for contributing!

Here's some things to help spark ideas

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Part of #1
We need a recognizable profile pic for twitter.
We also need a header pic
Here's some idea I was playing with:

• create account

• apply for dev account

• creat app

• choose a profile pic

Describe the bug
Currently on the Github page, there is a img tag in the Navbar with src="logo.png".

It looks like the logo file wasn't uploaded to the repo.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://vickilanger.github.io/code-questions-bot/
2. Notice the Logo is a broken image link in the nav bar

Expected behavior
The Logo should be displayed.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• Browser Edge (Chromium Beta)
• Version 80.0.361.50

Use a database to store numbers on how many times people have responded to questions and tweets, every x times, to them giving them their numbers. Like a streak, but not a streak

https://webwide.io/threads/trivia-for-coders.654/post-4367

Thanks to @adamgreenough for the inspiration

• https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-automation

Add images that generate when posting. I think it's something to do with open graph.

Both dev.to and webwide have this.

Maybe this is the wizardry behind it? https://lannonbr.com/blog/2019-11-10-og-images/

Must have alt text

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Automate posting of the additional tweet on each tweet
https://twitter.com/CodeQBot/status/1221168718274867200?s=20

Here's our 6th question! Stick around, we'll have another in 6 hours
It may be easy, it may be hard.
Either way, give it a tweet
Don't know it? Look it up
Still unsure? Ask

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Some questions are being asked repeatedly

Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like the questions to not be repeated so often

Describe alternatives you've considered

• read docs on random() to see if there is a better way
• remove each question from the list until they've all been asked, then add them back in
• track questions being in a database

Additional context
https://twitter.com/vicki_langer/status/1230321697439571969?s=20

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