AWS-WSU/warrior-bot

AI Summary: This feature request proposes a new `wb jump` command to quickly access Wayne State University resources. Users would type `wb jump [resource name]` (e.g., `wb jump degree works`) to automatically open the corresponding URL in their browser. The solution involves a lookup table mapping resource names/aliases to URLs and normalizing user input for matching.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue is a general call to update the documentation located in the `docs/` directory. The primary goal is to ensure the existing documentation accurately reflects the current state and functionality of the application. Contributors are encouraged to install the app, explore its features, identify discrepancies with the documentation, and then submit pull requests with enhancements.

AI Summary: The `wb where` command for searching staff members currently requires exact spelling, making it inconvenient for users. This issue proposes implementing fuzzy matching for staff member searches. The solution would involve fetching all relevant staff data from WSU's website first, then applying fuzzy matching algorithms like `difflib` or `rapidfuzz` to the retrieved names against the user's query, which might introduce some latency.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue requests an update to the `warrior_bot/data/locations.json` file. Contributors are asked to add new campus locations or verify existing ones by adding new fields to the JSON, ensuring the structure is maintained. The task involves simple JSON editing and can be tested using `wb where <location>` to confirm accuracy.

AI Summary: The `wb where <staff-member>` command currently suffers from a poor user experience due to a noticeable delay during its HTTP request, as there's no visual feedback. This issue proposes implementing a loading animation, like a spinner or progress indicator, to inform the user that the application is actively processing. Developers are encouraged to use a separate thread or a generator-based context manager to run the animation concurrently with the synchronous Click command, making it a suitable task for beginner developers.