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Pride Event Calendar
There are plenty of places around that celebrate Pride events on a yearly basis. This command will list a number of upcoming Pride events, either world-wide or filtered by a provided location.
Implementation details
The location feature can take several forms, ranging from a relatively simple "city/country"-matching algorithm to more complex implementations that try to find events near the location specified. Try to pick a method that suits your skills and remember that it's not a competition. If you're up for a challenge, feel free to ask for assistance on PyDis, we are a Python server after all.
Obviously, if you have other creative ideas for the implementation, feel free to include them in your design.
- [ ] Think of a neat and unique command name
- [ ] Collect events and add them to some sort of static resource
- [ ] Implement the command, including some kind of location matching (see above)
- [ ] Return a list of upcoming events world-wide if no location was specified
- [ ] Make a Pull Request detailing your implementation, preferably including screenshots as well
Note: Please make sure you only include major and reputable events, preferably linking to the official website in the listing your command returns.
Additional information
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- Make sure to give you commits a descriptive commit message
- Please note the style guide and conventions listed in the various contrib documents
I will try this.
i was thinking make a common event calendar command for all seasons.Example we can select a specific website which shows the events happening/going to happen for each season and just scrape the information for it for each season and store it until the season ends.Then use that as information and build a command...?
I will start working on this after the code jam.
This issue is available to be worked on.
@RohanJnr are you still interested, or has a PR already been made that I'm not aware of?
Can I work on this issue. I am a new comer.
@Arnab1181412 go ahead.