All commands are prefixed with an exclamation mark.
whois - Returns the real name of a user
Examples
!whois @Harold
!whois Harold
insert_user - Inserts a new user into the user catalogue.
Examples
!insert_user @covfefe, Donald Trump
!insert_user covfefe, Donald Trump
list_users - Lists all registered users
delete_user - Deletes a user from the user catalogue.
Examples
!delete_user @covfefe, Donald Trump
!delete_user covfefe, Donald Trump
fetch_users_json - Sends the user.json file.
register - Sends a registration request
Examples
!register Donald Trump,
!register Donald Trump, <some verification e.g. link to a driving license>
Stored in conf.json
Example:
{
"App" : {
"UserSaveLoc" : "./users.json"
},
"Discord" : {
"APIKey" : "The bot's secret token. This is not the client secret.",
"AppId" : "The application's (bot's) ID. This is not the client ID"
"GuildId" : "The guild's id",
"AdminRole" : "Committee",
"MemberRole" : "ICAS Members",
"FresherRole": "Fresher",
"AdminChannel" : "Channel to send register",
"ImageChannels": [
"name of image channel to have source reverse lookups made"
],
"EmojiReactID": "395721719144251393"
},
"Verification": [
"Your driving licence"
],
"Web" : {
"Address" : "http://localhost",
"Port" : 8080
},
"SauceNAO": {
"apikey": ""
},
"OpenAI": {
"APIKey": ""
},
"ImageKit": {
"Enabled": false,
"APIKey": "",
"PublicKey": "",
"URLEndpoint": ""
},
}
Easiest way to set this up is to use render.com for deployment. Choose node server and add 2 secret files.
One for conf.json and one for users.json. Only caveat is that users.json will revert every restart unless you have a storage plan. You can use ImageKit as an external storage host to store the users.json file.
To ensure the app doesn't go to sleep use cron-job.org to set up automatic jobs to ping the server.