I'm doing it through steemjs myself. Wouldn't be too hard to add this to the response object.

`
			const action = JSON.stringify(['reblog', {
				account: user.username,
				author: item.author,
				permlink: item.permlink
			}])
			global.steem.broadcast.customJson(
				wif,
				[],
				[user.username],
				'follow',
				action,
				function (err, res) {
					console.log(err)
					console.log(res)
				}
                        )
`

As @TwinkieWInkie said, you can always use SteemJS for custom usecases not supported by this package. However, I think it's a useful function that can be embedded in SteemBot too. I will try to add the feature soon.

Anychance you could tell me exactly where to place that and how to call it, for some reason I can't make it work, I want to have a community bot that once he upvotes a post he will resteem it, I tryed to add that inside the voting code, so once he votes, he will resteem after but I could not make it work.
Thanks in advance.

Library is called SteemJS.

AND JESUS FUCKING INFO PLEASE.
Oh shit does not work doesn't fucking cut it
@AdyWasHere

Why so angry out of nowhere? I was just asking where should place the code you wrote above, inside @p0o 's code to make the resteem option available. I never used JS before, I tried making a function inside randowhale.js and call it after but that did not work, I tried adding it inside the responder.js and call it after the vote in randowhale.js but that did not work either.

I'll give you this courtesy, once.

Show us the errors and your script, and we'll show you how wrong it is :)

If you want to make modifications to steem-bot:
git clone ..
cd ffs
npm install
do modifications in /src,
npm run build
Push to your own repo and npm install yourrepo in your project

@AdyWasHere You can use his code inside any handler functions from SteemBot. You just need to know what event you need to trigger with SteemBot and do whatever you want inside the handler functions. Just make sure to install the steem package from npm and put this on top of your code:

import steem from 'steem';

Do so and if you had error put your full code with errors here so someone can help.

@p0o You can assign me on this one

@TwinkieWInkie Sure. I added you as a collaborator but cannot find your name in Assignees list. I think you need to create the issue yourself, or be a previous contributor. Strange tho...

I'll commit in a bit

@p0o
FYI, Untested