Welcome to resy-booking-bot Discussions!

[Alkaar]

👋 Welcome!

There have been a lot of discussions in Issues that should probably be Discussions instead of Issues. I noticed this new GitHub feature so it seems worthwhile to enable it. So let's use Discussions as a place to help each other and share ideas. Let's keep Issues for actual Issues and everything else can go here.

Some ideas of topics to discuss:

• Ask questions on how to use the bot
• Tips and tricks on how to use the bot
• Share ideas on how to make it better
• Help each other. This is very much a side hobby for me so I'm not always available to answer all questions.

I'll see if I can migrate some of the Issues to Discussions over the next few days. Feel free to comment below and let me know what you think.

[surenzz]

Not sure if this is the right place to put this, but I wanted to say you're super awesome for making this bot! I just set it up and I'm hoping I can get a reservation for my favorite ramen place in NYC (Jeju) for my girlfriend and I haha.

I see a lot of the issues involve actually getting the token. I could create a screenshot guide for that so it can make the setup process easier for some people. Do you think that would be a good idea?

Thanks again!

[Alkaar]

I hope you get the reservation! Never heard of the place so I'll keep it in mind to try it out someday.

I didn't want to blow out the readme but since so many people are having this problem, maybe it is worth it to create a guide. Though I think these step-by-step instructions are better in the wiki which I can give it a stab and you are free to offer your suggestions.

[surenzz]

Thank you! It's super hard to get reservations there and I highly recommend it. The full name is Jeju Noodle Bar.

Sounds good. I think there should also be a section to explain how to run sbt in the background if it's being run on a VPS or a local server that you SSH into. I'm using Tmux right now for that but it was a bit confusing to setup initially

[Alkaar]

I think there should also be a section to explain how to run sbt in the background if it's being run on a VPS or a local server that you SSH into.

Ah, this maybe it makes sense for you @surenzz to create a guide since I run it locally. I'd probably miss some of the nuances if I were to create it.

I was specifically thinking of creating a step-by-step guide for just how to get the keys via the web console and also more detailed instructions on setting it up via IntelliJ.

[pja66]

Hey @Alkaar,
Super cool project - stumbled upon this repo when I was trying to figure out how the "book_token" was generated. I was wondering if you could help me out with this. Thank you so much!