# Wiki Configuration Setup

The Minecraft Update Bot uses a subreddit wiki page to store customizable post templates. This allows you to configure different post formats for different release types (releases, snapshots, etc.) without restarting the bot.

## Quick Setup

1. **Create the wiki page on your subreddit**
   - Go to your subreddit settings
   - Navigate to "Edit wiki page"
   - Create a new page named `minecraft_update_bot`

2. **Add the configuration in YAML format**

Copy and paste the following into your wiki page:

```yaml
release:
  title: "Minecraft {version} Released!"
  body: |
    # Minecraft {version} Released
    
    A new version of Minecraft is now available!
    
    **Version:** {version}
    **Released:** {release_date}
    
    Download it from [minecraft.net](https://minecraft.net) or use the Minecraft launcher.

snapshot:
  title: "Minecraft {version} Snapshot Available"
  body: |
    # Minecraft {version} Snapshot
    
    A new snapshot is available for testing!
    
    **Version:** {version}
    **Released:** {release_date}
    
    Try it in the launcher with the development profiles.

default:
  title: "Minecraft {version} ({type})"
  body: |
    # Minecraft {version}
    
    A new {type} build has been released!
    
    **Version:** {version}
    **Released:** {release_date}
```

3. **Save the wiki page**
   - The bot will automatically load this config on startup
   - Changes to the wiki are refreshed every 30 minutes

## Configuration Format

The wiki page must be valid YAML with this structure:

```yaml
release_type:
  title: "Post title with {placeholders}"
  body: |
    Multi-line post body
    with {placeholders}
```

### Available Placeholders

In both title and body, you can use:
- `{version}` - The Minecraft version (e.g., "1.21")
- `{release_date}` - The formatted release date (e.g., "June 13, 2024")
- `{type}` - The release type (e.g., "release", "snapshot")

### Release Types

Create sections for each release type you want custom posts for:
- `release` - Final releases
- `snapshot` - Snapshots
- `old_beta` - Old beta versions
- `old_alpha` - Old alpha versions
- `default` - Fallback for any unconfigured type

## Examples

### Example 1: Simple Setup (Releases Only)

```yaml
release:
  title: "Minecraft {version} is Out!"
  body: |
    {version} is available now!
    Get it at minecraft.net
```

### Example 2: Different Templates per Type

```yaml
release:
  title: "🎉 Minecraft {version} Released"
  body: |
    # Minecraft {version}
    
    The full release is here!
    
    **Download:** [minecraft.net](https://minecraft.net)
    **Date:** {release_date}

snapshot:
  title: "📸 Minecraft {version} Snapshot"
  body: |
    # Snapshot Available
    
    Test drive {version} before the official release!
    
    **Date:** {release_date}

old_beta:
  title: "[LEGACY] Minecraft {version} Beta"
  body: |
    Archive: Minecraft {version} beta
    Released: {release_date}
```

### Example 3: Minimal Setup with Default

```yaml
default:
  title: "Minecraft {version}"
  body: |
    New {type}: {version}
    {release_date}
```

## Features

- **Multiple Configurations:** Different posts for releases, snapshots, legacy versions, etc.
- **Auto-Refresh:** Wiki changes are loaded every 30 minutes automatically
- **Fallback:** If a release type isn't configured, it uses the `default` config
- **No Restart Required:** Changes take effect on the next check cycle
- **Flexible:** Use any text, formatting, and placeholders you want

## Troubleshooting

### Configuration Not Loading

1. Check the bot logs:
   ```bash
   docker-compose logs minecraft-bot
   ```

2. Verify the wiki page name is exactly `minecraft_update_bot`

3. Ensure the YAML is valid (use a YAML validator if needed)

4. Check that the bot has permissions to read the wiki

### Posts Not Formatting Correctly

- Verify placeholder names are correct: `{version}`, `{release_date}`, `{type}`
- Check that the YAML syntax is correct (indentation matters!)
- Use the pipe `|` for multi-line bodies

### Reverting to Default

If the wiki page is empty or invalid, the bot will use embedded defaults:

```yaml
release:
  title: "Minecraft {version} Released!"
  body: "# Minecraft {version}\n\nA new version is available!\n\n**Version:** {version}\n**Released:** {release_date}\n\nGet it at [minecraft.net](https://minecraft.net)"
```

## Advanced: Testing Your Configuration

To test without posting to your subreddit:

1. View the bot logs:
   ```bash
   docker-compose logs -f
   ```

2. Watch for the line:
   ```
   [WIKI_CONFIG] ✓ Loaded X configuration(s)
   ```

3. This confirms your configs were loaded successfully

4. When a new version is posted, you'll see:
   ```
   [BOT] ✓ Posted Minecraft X.X (release_type)
   ```

## Wiki Permissions

Make sure the bot account:
- Has **write** permission to edit the subreddit
- Can access the wiki pages
- Has the right to post to the subreddit

If you get permission errors, add the bot account as a moderator with wiki permissions.