Refactor code

[mio-moto]

You probably want to have an interactive generator, like this one in the documentation. Also changing your configuration file each time is probably not ideal either.

I wrote this a while ago but relies on 3.x PRAW. If it would work for you, I could probably update the codebase - it looks like it would fit your usecase pretty well.

Other than that, if you would like to receive pull request you should outline the next steps - preferrably in issues opened by yourself, otherwise everyone will have their own understanding of how your code should look like, I guess.

[eganwall]

Hey DarkMio! I just took a look at your framework, and it looks really interesting! When I have a little more time I'll explore it more in-depth and see if it's something I want to use. As for a refactor, I'm definitely planning some things to make the code a bit more manageable. One thing I thought about looking into is structuring it more like an event broker than having all separate bots watching submissions: there would be one main bot with a comment stream open, and as comments come in this bot would pass them off to the various event handler classes depending on the submission they're posted on (therefore the game type the user is trying to play). The handler then will take care of processing, storing, and replying to the wager.

To be honest, when I created the repository I just did it as kind of an afterthought, but I definitely am interested in receiving pull requests and opening development up! I'll take the time to outline my next steps here so that everyone can be on the same page as far as what I intend for the code.

Thanks!

[mio-moto]

RedditRover basically does that and gives you a SQLite instance, too. Updating it to the current PRAW codebase should be a matter of a few api tweaks.

Just FYI, you don't need to be logged in to receive a constant stream of comments on the subreddit.