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[khomiakmaxim]

Telegram bot, which works similarly to Splitwise app. Create groups, add members, so that all of them can track their expenses and see overal debt state in the group.

• Register bot with telegram BotFather,
• Retrieve bot token
• Place it while running cargo r -- --token "<YOUR TELEGRAM BOT TOKEN>"

Written with Rust, Teloxide and SeaORM.

[andrewalbrecht05]

This project looks good to me 👍
The code is well structured and easy to understand.
Also, i like the idea of this bot, seems quite useful

[andrewalbrecht05]

this line can cause a program to panic, it seems you wanted to do debug_assert

[khomiakmaxim]

@andrewalbrecht05, this assert! won't panic, since I check for expenses_in_group to be non-empty above, and I use that collection to populate user_spent HashMap, so it shouldn't be empty. assert! here is used in order to show, why the line below, where I divide sum by the user_spent.len() won't panic as well. By the way, thank you very much for a review. It was a crucial part to get a feedback from the Rust forum, in order to pass this assignment, so you helped me a lot.

[trepachkoDm]

The "rust_splittea_bot" project shows a well-structured and comprehensive approach to building a bot with features for managing expenses in groups.

I liked its modular design, full CLI customization, and database integration.
Great job!

[vsmysle]

Nice job on the code! I have a couple of comments:

• It would be great to have tests covering the database interactions.
• The logging could be improved, especially with adding tracing calls.
• The commands appear to be lengthy and somewhat challenging to type (e.g /addmembertgroup or /listexpensesingroup). It might be beneficial to explore refactoring them with subcommands (if it is possible with the teloxide and Telegram).

[khomiakmaxim]

Nice job on the code! I have a couple of comments:

• It would be great to have tests covering the database interactions.
• The logging could be improved, especially with adding tracing calls.
• The commands appear to be lengthy and somewhat challenging to type (e.g /addmembertgroup or /listexpensesingroup). It might be beneficial to explore refactoring them with subcommands (if it is possible with the teloxide and Telegram).

Thanks, that indeed would be a good thing to do.

[khomiakmaxim]

The "rust_splittea_bot" project shows a well-structured and comprehensive approach to building a bot with features for managing expenses in groups.

I liked its modular design, full CLI customization, and database integration. Great job!

Thanks, Dima!!