Adds the everest command #408
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Many thanks for this contribution! Please could you check the lint & type checking errors (mypy & ruff) that have been provided in the PR checks and attempt to fix them. I will be able to sort them in the next couple of days if you don't get to them. The container build check is not a problem with this PR and is instead due to the problem discussed in #409. |
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Adds a command /everest that takes in attributes for
course(str, "bsc" or "msci", not case dependent),year(int, 1 to 4) andvalue(float, what % of the module an assignment is worth) and calculates how many steps of Mt. Everest that assignment was worth (44,250 steps total).For example if someone is on the msci course and 3rd year and their assignment was worth 50% of the module then the assignment is worth 1475 steps (0.5 * 1/6 * 0.4 * 44250)