Yevhenii Kovalchuk
Yevhenii Kovalchuk
I can confirm this. **FAQ** needs to be updated. Due to the [Parsing](https://pendulum.eustace.io/docs/#parsing) documentation, `Pendulum` can try to parse uncommon date strings using `dateutil` parser with `strict=False` argument. Or the...
Couldn't reproduce this on my machine. **OS:** `Windows 10 1607, RU locale` **Python:** `Python 3.7.0 (v3.7.0:1bf9cc5093, Jun 27 2018, 04:59:51) [MSC v.1914 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32` **pip:** `pip 10.0.1...
Hi! I totally agree that it would be awesome to have some kind of modularity built-in. If that's already possible, maybe you could add more examples to documentation? I was...
I am not sure if my problem is related to this issue, but i noticed, when i close app and _remove_ companion from Chrome - **NativeMessagingInterface** starts to _consume a...
+1 to this feature! I often have enums with numerical values, which are not convenient to use and see in the help message. But enum names are ALWAYS understandable. I...
Hi @tamccall, Thanks for your reply. Sorry, but I am not a mature Go developer, so I won't be able to help you with the design of this feature. I...
>Change the examples in the README What about `echo_bot` example using the new `on_event` decorator? ```python from twitchobserver import Observer, ChatEventType observer = Observer(, ) observer.join_channel() @observer.on_event(ChatEventType.TWITCHCHATMESSAGE) def echo_handler(event): observer.send_message(event.message,...
On the one hand, it is reasonable and pretty common thing to make another class which will extend functionality of the basic class with specific features (command handling, in this...
>What about refactoring decorators to their own namespace? Since they rely on Observer's internal stuff, it is not possible or would result ugly API. > I think there are use...
@joshuaskelly >A command is different from an event listener as commands are more mutable than event listeners. It's a very common use case for a chat moderator to add a...