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Added .env.example file. Branch now ready to be merged for the first tagged release of the Bot.
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@ -17,10 +17,26 @@ It no longer uses a database engine because it never really benefitted from the
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The bot authenticates using an API key, which I have kept private in a `.env` file that I have not uploaded to the repository.
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In order to set up your own instance of the bot, you will need to provide the following values in a `.env` file in the root directory.
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You will also need this database to set up a username and password for the MongoDB database.
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The specific username and password don't matter as the bot refers back to the environment variable when authenticating.
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The following is a step-by-step guide on installation:
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### Prerequisites
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1. **Prerequisites**:
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1. Command line access to your computer.
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2. Make sure that the Bot has the correct authorisation scopes in your Discord Developer section. The bot needs to have `application.commands` and `bot` enabled.
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3. Invite the Bot to join your guild.
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4. Install and run [Git](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git), [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/), and [Docker Compose](https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/).
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2. Make a folder to house the project. `mkdir geas-bot && cd geas-bot`
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3. Clone the repository. Type `git clone https://git.vsnt.uk/viveksantayana/geas-bot.git .`
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4. Navigate to the `app` folder and use the `.env.example` file to make the environment variables file: `sudo mv .env.example .env`
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5. Edit the `.env` file and add the relevant API keys (see below). You can do this using any text editor, like `sudo nano .env`.
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6. Place any data files from a previous install in the relevant `/app/data` folder. They will be copied in to the Docker container in the next step. Make sure the `.env` files refer to them correctly.
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7. Navigate back to the root folder `geas-bot` and execute docker-compose to spin up the Bot. Do this in detached mode so you do not get locked into the terminal (unless you want to debug and read the console outputs.) `sudo docker-compose up -d`
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8. Sign in to Discord and finish configuring the bot using the various `/config` commands.
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The following is the template for the `.env` file, with the variable names as are referenced in the bot's code.
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You can find an example template of this in the `.env.example` file.
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The following is the template for the `.env` file, with the variable names as are referenced in the bot's code:
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`.env` file:
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```DotENV
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@ -37,8 +53,7 @@ BOT_VERSION=(verson string)
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The correct API keys need to be entered in the environment variables in the `.env` file, and for a copy of this file to be placed in the root and the `app` directories.
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**N.B.**: When the bot is first run, it is configured to log in as the Test Bot, and not the main Geas Server Bot, as a safety measure.
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To change this, navigate to the last line of the file `bot.py` and change the line:
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**N.B.**: You can switch between which Both the code executes, the main bot or the test bot, by changing the variable referenced in the `client.run()` command in the `bot.py` file:
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```py
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client.run(os.getenv('TEST_TOKEN'))
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@ -56,7 +71,9 @@ in order for to authenticate as the correct bot.
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```
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|-- app
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| |-- .env
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| |-- .env.example
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| |-- assets
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| | `-- tcard.wav
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| |-- bot.py
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| |-- cogs
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| | |-- botcommands
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@ -115,7 +132,7 @@ The `COMMANDS.md` file gives a list of all the commands the Bot uses, as well as
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The bot holds data in two `.yml` files, `config.yml` for client configurations for each guild it is in and `data.yml` to hold the actual data regarding game and channel set-up.
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I was considering merging them into one file, but given how different the two concerns were I ended up splitting the files.
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I had initially condsiders a `.ini` file for the configuration settings and `.json` for the data, but I decided to use `.yml` for both just to avoid unnecessary complexity.
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I had initially considered a `.ini` file for the configuration settings and `.json` for the data, but I decided to use `.yml` for both just to avoid unnecessary complexity.
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### `config.yml` Structure
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app/.env.example
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app/.env.example
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BOT_TOKEN=
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TEST_TOKEN=
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CONFIG=./data/config.yml
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DATA=./data/data.yml
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LOOKUP=./data/lookup.yml
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GM=./data/gm.yml
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CATEGORIES=./data/categories.yml
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PITCHES=./data/pitches.yml
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BOT_VERSION=3.0.0
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# Define Clients
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client = commands.Bot(
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intents=discord.Intents.all(),
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command_prefix=getPrefix
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command_prefix=getPrefix,
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description=f'Geas Server Bot v.{os.getenv("BOT_VERSION")}.\n\nThis bot designed to automate the management of key features of the Geas Discord Server. It is written by Vivek Santayana. You can find the source code at https://git.vsnt.uk/viveksantayana/geas-bot.'
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)
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slash = SlashCommand(
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client,
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