It's a collection of tools for zerocracy/judges-action. You are not supposed to use it directly, but only in a combination with other tools of Zerocracy.
The following tools runs a block:
Fbe.regularly runs a block of code every X days.Fbe.conclude runs a block on every fact from a query.Fbe.iterate runs a block on each repository, until it's time to stop.Fbe.repeatedly runs a block of code every X hours, leaving
a fact-marker in the factbase.These tools help manage facts:
Fbe.fb makes an entry point to the factbase.Fbe.overwrite changes a property in a fact to another value by deleting
the fact first, and then creating a new similar fact with all previous
properties but one changed.They help with formatting:
Fbe.who formats user name.Fbe.issue formats issue number.Fbe.award calculates award by the bylaw.Fbe.sec formats seconds.They help with external connections:
Fbe.octo connects to GitHub API.They help with management:
Fbe.pmp takes a PMP-related property by the area.Fbe.bylaws builds a hash with bylaws.Read these guidelines. Make sure your build is green before you contribute your pull request. You will need to have Ruby 3.2+ and Bundler installed. Then:
bundle update
bundle exec rake
If it's clean and you don't see any error messages, submit your pull request.
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