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|  | Recently a test of the .love command revealed an unintentional reaction
when 100% are reached. In previous versions this command had used a
gigantic conditional block, checking for the current percentage given by
the love_meter formula. When reaching 0 (meaning that the UserID's
evenly divided with 100) it would automatically convert that 0 to 100. A
big mistake from my side back then.
This has been fixed with these changes. By quickly modifying the formula
to use a mod 101 instead of a mod 100, we get an accurate percentage,
ranging from 0-100% instead of 0-99%. love_matches.json has also been
fixed to address these changes, meaning that the lowest entry now
actually is 0 and the highest 100.
TL;DR:
-> Edited love_meter formula to calculate mod 101 instead of mod 100
-> Edited lowest and highest entry in love_matches.json to be 0 and 100 | 
|  | This commit is addressing the new change requests on #100
Here's a list of what has been changed:
-> Moved `LOVE_DATA` and `LOVE_LEVELS` out of the LoveCalculator class:
This change has been made, so that the **love_matches.json** file does
not have to be loaded every time someone uses `.love`. Now the file is
loaded once when the cog is loaded.
Requested by: Scragly
-> Moved the Member converter to the function parameters:
I didn't know that this works. It's good to learn something new. This
also removes the `else` block, as it is no longer needed.
Requested by: Scragly
-> Removed the Roles instance:
Before these changes, an instance of `Roles` has been created inside the
if block: `ctx.guild.get_role(Roles().helpers).members`. This instance
has now been removed as it is unnecessary
Requested by: Scragly
-> Adjusted the embed's description's string length:
This project is aimed at 100 character lines in the future. The descrip-
tion is way longer, so its string has been split up to fit that specifi-
cation.
Requested by: Scragly | 
|  | Updated the LoveCalculator cog due to changes being requested
+ Added love_matches.json for dialogue storage
+ Added docstrings to LoveCalculator and the love command
+ Added DRY code
+ Added 5 seconds of cooldown to the command per user
+ Can now be invoked without a second name
- Removed error handler 'love_error' | 
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|  | around 30 date ideas(using json file to store data).We can add more if needed later. | 
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|  | This love calculator uses two user-IDs, adds them together and takes the
modulus of 100 from it.
Invocation: .love @user1#0000 @user2#0000 | 
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|  | This love calculator uses two user-IDs, adds them together and takes the
modulus of 100 from it.
Invocation: .love @user1#0000 @user2#0000 | 
|  | - Includes LoveCalculator and somewhat of an error handler
- Awaits two mentions like so: /love @user1#0000 @user2#0000
- Sends embed to the channel where /love has been called | 
|  | - Includes LoveCalculator and somewhat of an error handler
- Awaits two mentions like so: /love @user1#0000 @user2#0000
- Sends embed to the channel where /love has been called |