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+title = "Butterrobot 0.4.0"
+date = 2025-05-05
+tags = ["butterrobot", "golang", "projects", "releases"]
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+That was fast! From the moment I refactored the code to Golang and started using it some new features arrived that I have been making use.
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+The last release adds two plugins:
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+- **Domain blocker**: Allows adding the plugin to a channel and set up a list of domains to block. If a message contains a link to one of those domains, the message is deleted and the user warned.
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+![Example of domain blocker](domainblocker.gif#center)
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+- **Remind me**: Allows users to reply a message with `!remindme X` (where `X` is a relative time like `3d`) so the bot can remind the user when that amount of time has happened of the message they replied to.
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+![Example of remind me](remindme.png)
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+My initial idea with Butterrobot was to give users a plugin toolkit that allowed for configuration, database and storage, but since now all plugins live in the same codebase those were fairly easy to implement. Some things require a bit of polish (like the plugin configuration UI) but for now, it just works and I'm happy with it.
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+You can find the latest release for Butterrobot in [it's git repository](https://git.nakama.town/fmartingr/butterrobot)
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