CyberTA was designed in the COVID-19 pandemic to help Operating Systems TA with their queue based office hours. The inspiration came from other twitch.tv bots that allowed users to be put in a queue for games. It uses Discord.js and Heroku apps to create a 24/7 bot that monitors multiple text-channels.

• !ping - simple test that responds "pong"
• !next - adds a user to queue and responds with user's position in queue, (optional: !next + 'issue description' ),
• !queue - view the queue w/ user name, issue description, how long they've been waiting
• !undo - quickly undo the next call that put the user in queue
• !remove - takes a index paramater (i:e remove 2), removes user from queue at certain index, alerts user that TA is ready, deletes user's !next call
• !ready - removes user from top of the queue, alerts user that the TA is ready, deletes !next call from top user, tells time spent on previous team (if available)
• !online - enables !next command, sets TA to online
• !offline - disables !next command, sets TA to offline
• !clear - clears the queue and deletes all next messages that were in the queue
• !help - provides list of commands and their functions

CyberTA uses the following tech:

• Discord - Based communication software
• Discord.js - chat bot language
• Heroku - used for hosting the bot

To be written

• Persistent Queue
• Add a TA remove that does not alert students
• possibly remove discord IDs to config var so that it'll remain private if github repo goes public

MIT

• Persistant Queue
• Remove someone from the queue without ready-ing them.
• Next time a TA ready's someone, give a time on how long they spent with the last student