Parse Topic Comments#3
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Removed some other functions I am working on separately for recognizing @mentions within a topic's comment
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Added conditional arguments to recognize the API that is seen when a comment is made in a topic. Under the handleEvent function, the final else if statement that is matched on the '/api/activityfeed/postComments/changed' string begins the process of filtering through a comment, to determine if the bot should respond in the topic. This is then sent to the new handleCommentChange function which declares two variables, the comment's ID and the post's ID. From there, it is passed to commentChangeParse which executes a GET request on the Ryver API for the comment that was made. The response JSON is then dealt with, sending the topic's ID, comment text, and comment ID to the middleware for regex evaluation.