This is the Daily Buggle, which is a social media post about bug numbers from some bug-tracker query. In its most simple form, this does some Bugzilla queries and then Tweets about it.
buggle.toml for configuration keys. It can perform two kinds
of Bugzilla queries: per-product (e.g. "cmake"), and per-owner (e.g.
"adridg@FreeBSD"). The list of queries is executed on the FreeBSD
Bugzilla and results counted.buggle.toml because that
might end up in version-control. Use buggle-auth.toml instead.
You will need an application key and secret, and your own user
key and secret.Run buggle to perform the queries, etc.:
cargo run
To send out a tweet, add the command-line argument --twitter. Other
supported arguments are --verbose and --dry-run.
I often check some FreeBSD Bugzilla queries and then Tweet about it. That can be automated.
I don't know Rust, so I have very arbitrarily chosen it for development of this program. The design is fairly straightforward, with some configuration parsing, an XML HTTP request and XML parsing, and then an HTTP request to post something. I did a brief check and there are libraries (crates, pardon my Rust) for at least some of that already.
Since this is a learning exercise, I don't think there's much to get involved with, but feel free to open a PR. I encourage PRs that are "early stage", so we can talk about design rationale early in the process.
You can find me on Libera.chat -- probably in #freebsd-desktop or #calamares,
which aren't exactly on-topic for Buggle, but not totally off-topic either.
