hubot-double-parking
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A hubot script that solves double parking issue.
See src/doubleParking.coffee for full documentation.
In hubot project repo, run:
npm install hubot-double-parking --save
Then add hubot-double-parking to your external-scripts.json:
[
"hubot-double-parking"
]
hubot>> car find <number> - Will send message to owner of the car to visit parking.
hubot>> car add <number> <description> - Car with <number> will be added in the list against <user> name who run commnad.
hubot>> car update <number> <description> - Will update description of car mentioned.
hubot>> car remove <number> - Car with <number> will be removed from the list.
hubot>> car list - List all the cars.
user1>> hubot car add 1234 Honda City
hubot>> Car Added: 1234 : user1 : user one : Honda City
user2>> hubot car find 1234
hubot>> user1 please visit car parking. user2 is looking for you.
user1>> hubot car update 1234 Toyota Corolla
hubot>> Car Updated: 1234 : user1 : user one : Toyota Corolla
user1>> hubot car list
hubot>> Number | Owner | Description
1234 | user one Toyota Corolla
user1>> hubot car remove 1234
hubot>> Car removed: 1234
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A hubot script that solves double parking issue.
The npm package hubot-double-parking receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, hubot-double-parking popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hubot-double-parking demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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