- Added HTTP server with CORS support and various endpoints - Introduced http_tx/http_rx channels for HTTP server control - Cleaned up build.rs by removing commented code - Updated .gitignore to use *.rdb pattern instead of .rdb - Simplified capabilities.json to empty object - Improved UI initialization with better error handling - Reorganized module imports in main.rs - Added worker count configuration for HTTP server The changes introduce a new HTTP server capability while cleaning up and improving existing code structure. The HTTP server includes authentication, session management, and websocket support. |
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GeneralBots Documentation
Welcome to the GeneralBots documentation for BASIC enthusiasts.
This guide explains how to run, extend, and interact with the GeneralBots system using BASIC-style commands and Rust-powered automation.
Table of Contents
- Run and Talk
- About Packages
- gbkb Reference
- gbtheme Reference
- gbdialog Reference
- gbapp Reference
- gbot Reference
- Tooling
- Feature-Matrix
- Contributing
- Database Model
- Glossary
Introduction
GeneralBots is a modular automation platform that combines BASIC scripting with Rust-based backend logic.
It allows users to define bots, automate tasks, and interact with knowledge bases using simple commands like ADD_WEBSITE, SET_KB, and TALK.
Each chapter below provides detailed explanations, examples, and references based on the actual source code.