Merge pull request #945 from allthingslinux/862-feature-assetsdata

feat: add assets/data for data files, refactor facts, improve substitutions, add __init__.py into tux/extensions

Author: electron271

.gitignore

@@ -169,6 +169,7 @@ site/
 # extensions
 tux/extensions/*
 !tux/extensions/README.md
+!tux/extensions/__init__.py
 
 # misc
 slim.report.json

assets/data/facts.toml

@@ -0,0 +1,74 @@
+# Available substitutions:
+# {member_count} - total member count of all guilds
+# {guild_count} - total guild count
+# {bot_name} - bot name
+# {bot_version} - bot version
+# {prefix} - bot prefix
+
+[facts.linux]
+name = "Linux"
+facts = [
+  "The Linux kernel has over 36 million lines of code in its Git repository.",
+  "The vast majority of the world's supercomputers run on Linux.",
+  "Linux 1.0 was launched on September 17, 1991 featuring 176,250 lines of code.",
+  "There's an easter egg in `apt` if you enter `apt moo`.",
+  "Linus Torvalds was around 22 years old when he started work on the Linux Kernel in 1991. In the same year, he also released prototypes of the kernel publicly.",
+  "Linux's 1.0 release was in March 1994.",
+  "Less than 1% of the latest kernel release includes code written by Linus Torvalds.",
+  "Approximately 13.3% of the latest Linux kernel is made up of blank lines.",
+  "Vim has various easter eggs. A notable one is found by typing :help 42 into the command bar.",
+  "Slackware is the oldest active linux distribution being released on the 17th July 1993.",
+  "Freax was the original planned name for Linux.",
+  "The first GUI that ran on Linux was X Window System. It ran on Linux Kernel version 0.95.",
+  "The Linux Kernel was the first OS kernel to support x86-64 in 2001.",
+  "Over 14,600 individual developers from over 1,300 different companies have contributed to the kernel.",
+  "95% of the Linux kernel is written in the C programming Language. Assembly language is the second most used language for Linux at 2.8%.",
+  "The first kernel version - Version 0.01 - contained about 10,000 lines of code.",
+  "96.3% of the top 1,000,000 web servers were reported to run on Linux.",
+  "In the early 2000s, Steve Jobs, who at the time was the CEO of Apple, offered a job to Linus Torvalds to work on OSX which Torvalds declined.",
+  "Linus Torvalds said that he would have never created Linux if FreeBSD had been available at the time.",
+  "Linux is used by every major space programme in the world including NASA, SpaceX, and the European Space Agency.",
+]
+
+[facts.cat]
+name = "Cat"
+fact_api_url = "https://catfact.ninja/fact"
+fact_api_field = "fact"
+
+[facts.useless]
+name = "Useless"
+fact_api_url = "https://uselessfacts.jsph.pl/api/v2/facts/random?language=en"
+fact_api_field = "text"
+
+[facts.tux]
+name = "{bot_name}"
+facts = [
+  "As of 2025, {bot_name} has over 20 thousand lines of code.",
+  "The first stable release of {bot_name} was over 1 year after its creation.",
+  "{bot_name} is fully open source and available on GitHub (https://github.com/allthingslinux/tux). Unless you forked it and made it private, in which case, please make it public (GPLv3).",
+]
+
+[facts.taco_bell]
+name = "Taco Bell"
+facts = [
+  "It didn't start with tacos. Before Taco Bell, founder Glen Bell created fast-food joint Taco Tia, offering hamburgers, hot dogs, milkshakes and tacos. Seeing the success of the tacos, Bell eventually launched Taco Bell in 1962 in Downey, Calif.",
+  "Originally, all menu items were only $0.19. In its early days in the 1960s, Taco Bell's menu only offered a limited number of classic options including tacos, burritos, frijoles and tostadas. Each item cost only $0.19.",
+  "Taco Bell's original menu offered chiliburgers, alongside tacos and burritos. The chiliburgers were eventually taken off the menu.",
+  "The first Taco Bell location featured fire pits and mariachi bands. It was an outdoor hangout with a walk-up window and no indoor seating.",
+  "PepsiCo used to own Taco Bell. PepsiCo acquired Taco Bell in 1978 as part of its Yum! Brands portfolio until 1997.",
+  "Taco Bell was the first fast food chain to hire women as managers, valuing diverse leadership early on.",
+  "The Taco Bell Chihuahua Gidget also starred in the movie 'Legally Blonde 2' after popularizing the line 'Yo quiero Taco Bell' in commercials.",
+  "Gidget lived like a star: she flew first class, opened the New York Stock Exchange, appeared at Madison Square Garden, and died in 2009 at 15 years old.",
+  "Taco Bell's beef contains 88% beef and 12% 'secret recipe', after a lawsuit in 2011 claimed it was only 35% beef.",
+  "Creedence Clearwater Revival ate there. A 1968 photo shows the band at Taco Bell, and Macaulay Culkin has also been spotted there.",
+  "Taco Bell once 'purchased' the Liberty Bell as an April Fools' prank in 1996, later pledging $50,000 to its upkeep to appease protestors.",
+  "An angry college football star got stuck in a Taco Bell drive-thru window in 1999 after trying to retrieve a missing chalupa.",
+  "Free tacos were offered if a piece of the deorbiting Mir space station landed on a target in 2001. No fragment hit the target.",
+  "Taco Bell was sued by rapper 50 Cent in 2008 for unauthorized use of his name and image during the 'Why Pay More?' campaign.",
+  "Infomercial icon Billy Mays signed to be Taco Bell's spokesperson in 2009 but died of heart failure before filming.",
+  "Taco Bell petitioned the Federal Reserve in 2010 to bring back $2 bills to promote its $2 menu; the petition gained attention but no action.",
+  "Taco Bell no longer has a kids' menu since 2013, aiming its focus on millennials and rebranding as an edgy brand.",
+  "The Doritos Locos Taco added 15,000 jobs in 2012 due to its popularity, helping Taco Bell outgrow Pizza Hut, KFC, and McDonald's.",
+  "It took two years and 40 different recipes to create the Doritos Locos Taco, which sells nearly 1 million units per day.",
+  "Taco Bell attempted an upscale spin-off, U.S. Taco Co., in 2014, but it closed after one year due to pricing, quality, and licensing issues.",
+]