Implement "playtop" command

[aquelemiguel]

Allows for pushing songs to the top of the queue to be played up next.

Usage

• !playtop <song> pushes a new track to the top of the queue.

Notes

• If the bot isn't playing anything, the command should push to the first position.
• However, if it is currently playing, it should place the new track in the queue's second position as the topmost element will be the track that's now playing.

[Antonio-Bennett]

Hi! I never worked on a discord bot before so I would love to try and solve this issue :)

[aquelemiguel]

Hi! I never worked on a discord bot before so I would love to try and solve this issue :)

@Antonio-Bennett Hi, sure! Let me know if you need something. 🚀

[Antonio-Bennett]

@aquelemiguel Hey! I've been trying to solve an issue by myself but I think I should ask for help now 😅
The issue I have is that when we get the handler through handler lock and then the queue, if I modify the queue it is not saved. Is there a method or something I am missing?

[aquelemiguel]

@aquelemiguel Hey! I've been trying to solve an issue by myself but I think I should ask for help now 😅
The issue I have is that when we get the handler through handler lock and then the queue, if I modify the queue it is not saved. Is there a method or something I am missing?

@Antonio-Bennett Hi, let's see if I can help. 😉
Are you using the .modify_queue method? Check this example for usage:

parrot/src/commands/clear.rs

Line 21 in c9cd5e8

queue.modify_queue(|v| { v.drain(1..); });

Note this queue should be of type TrackQueue. If you're trying to modify a vector, I'd guess you used .current_queue. This takes a snapshot of the queue and is uneditable, which could explain why you can't see your queue change.

[Antonio-Bennett]

That is definitely what I'm looking for! Can't believe I missed it 😭 Thanks a lot :)

[Antonio-Bennett]

Hey submitted PR #24 :)

[aquelemiguel]

Hey submitted PR #24 :)

Awesome, I'll take a look at it and give you feedback ASAP. 🚀