Civet Discord bot

This is Discord bot that transpiles Civet code into TypeScript or JavaScript.

Usage

The bot automatically responds to messages containing ``` code blocks with languages of

```civet: regular Civet code, converted to TypeScript and Prettified.
```coffee: CoffeeScript-compatibility mode: automatically prepend "civet coffeeCompat".
```civet-raw or ```coffee-raw: Don't run Prettier; give the raw output from the Civet transpiler.
```civet-js or ```coffee-js: Ask Civet to convert to JavaScript instead of TypeScript.
```civet-raw-js or ```coffee-raw-js: Ask Civet to convert to JavaScript instead of TypeScript, and don't run Prettier.

You can include multiple code blocks. If the total output size is large, it will switch from inlined code to file attachments.

You can edit your messages after initial sending, and the bot its response. If you delete a message or edit it to remove all relevant code blocks, the bot will delete its response (and will no longer consider edits to that message).

In addition, you can use the /civet slash command to transpile Civet code, with similar options. If you set the private option to True, you will get a private response, and not clutter the channel you are in.

Installation

Creating a Bot

Create a Discord bot
Invite the bot to your server with permissions 277025393664 (as listed below), via a link like https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&permissions=277025401856&scope=bot%20applications.commands
- Read Messages/View Channels
- Send Messages
- Send Messages in Threads
- Manage Messages
- Use Slash Commands
Add the server to desired channels

Building and Running the Bot

Use Node >= 18
Create an .env file like .env.example:
```
DISCORD_TOKEN=your-long-token
```
pnpm install
pnpm build to produce dist/index.js
pnpm start or node dist/index.js to start bot
Whenever the process is running, the bot is up

Running a Long-Term Bot

To permanently run the bot in the background, we recommend pm2: