I've put in a lot of effort implementing a huge amount of improvements, new features, and bug fixes. I've had the joy of getting the bot added to the Discord server of a number of communities and teams. These wonderful people have helped me massively as I've worked on automating the process of subscribing via my Patreon page, getting access to invite the bot to their server, and then configuring it to recognize the team's drivers.
Along with working on the bot it's self I've set up a new website for the project: irstatsbot.fuzzwah.com
I'll continue to blog about the project from time to time here, but that site will be the official home.
The bot has grown from a pretty cool little toy that I built for our own iRacing team to poke around with interesting stats into a tool that communities and teams find extremely helpful and engaging. Since I rigged up a decent command logging system the bot has processed 21,796 requests.
The most popular command is of course the !driver command, I can't be too confident but I'd guess that 90% of the time it's people checking their own stats. However, I do like that people are finding the commands to check lap times helpful. It's a feature of the bot that I use myself at least a few times each week.
Below is the break down of the frequency of commands:
| command | count |
|---|---|
| driver | 7254 |
| qualifyinglaps | 2034 |
| racelaps | 1675 |
| participation | 1581 |
| season | 1286 |
| strengthoffield | 1174 |
| series | 1026 |
| points | 883 |
| lastrace | 820 |
| schedule | 762 |
| averageracelaps | 704 |
| week | 590 |
| championship | 493 |
| drivers | 418 |
| test | 353 |
| officialsessions | 286 |
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