Add API Implementation

[gmitch215]

Merges into #1.

Description

This PR does the following:

• Implements CodeMC/API for the Bot
  • Performs a RegEx grouping expression on the GitHub repository link, to be used to determine if a project is freestyle, and used as parameters for username and jobName
  • Creates a Nexus Repository (/repository/username), Jenkins User (/job/username), and Jenkins Job (/job/username/job/jobName) automatically
  • Generates an arbitrary Nexus Password that is 32 characters long (see generator.kt for more details)
  • Performed Asynchronously with Kotlin Coroutines & Kotlin Serialization for better performance
• Updates the requirements in config.json
  • New jenkins, nexus and database sections are now required to be inputted. Similar to Add Jenkins Automation to Accept Command #4, specify the host URLs, with admin login details that the bot should use.
  • A new role list called services is available. This includes direct interaction with the current services via API. The sample includes the Moderator and Administrator roles.
  • See config.json.sample for more information.
• Adds a codemc Slash Command
  • This includes multiple user and administer functions related to the API. See the following linked issues for more information:
  • remove Admin Command #7
  • validate Admin Command #8
  • User Remote Commands #9
  • Change Password Command #10
• Removes the project-url parameter in the Accept command, calculated according to the config.json instead
• Updates Gradle to the latest version, which is 8.9.
• Adds more missing directories to .gitignore.

API Implementation

The implementation details of the API are on the repository, which performs tests against Jenkins and Nexus containers with similar configuration, and collects code coverage. Thus, specific API changes must be made to the repository, which will then be updated here.

[Andre601]

A lot of things to discuss, with some changes I would apreciate to be made.

[gmitch215]

Updates the implementation from CodeMC/API. Unit tests pass.

I will add CmdRemove into this PR as well.

I also added a dependabot.yml File for the dependencies in build.gradle.

[gmitch215]

GitHub is weird.

[Andre601]

A few things that should be changed.
Main concern is the reliance on the Discord user, with the jenkins username only being optional. Not every user matches their GitHub and Discord names, and using something like the user's nickname is not a good aproach here.

[gmitch215]

Added a /codemc changepassword subcommand, along with /codemc unlink and a few other utilities.

[gmitch215]

That should be all of them. I also upgraded Gradle to the most recent version.

[gmitch215]

Tested everything on a Bot with a Docker Setup.

A few notes:

• There were a few bugs in the API regarding bot-specific actions, like the validate command where it could create inconsistencies between Jenkins and Nexus passwords.
• Added more logging for future debugging and just general information.
• submit now denies users that apply with the same name.
  • It also appears JDA makes fields required by default, meaning optionality must be explicit.
• There were a few bugs regarding typos in configuration paths, along with a small bug for lacksRole in ButtonListener.
• The Deny button has a literal "Reason not Provided" as a reason, since making it null replaces it with the Jenkins URL for success
• The remove command uses the database to remove the author role from the discord user, removing it as a parameter.
• I removed a lot of suspend modifiers in the API, which allows for better interoperability with Java. I also noticed a lack of faster runtime for having coroutines in the validate command where it validates all Jenkins users, so I also removed it there. This means that JavaContinuation no longer exists.
• I fixed the dependencies issue by adding all of the necessary dependencies, along with the CodeMC API itself.