TnologyDiscordBot

This is the source code to my Discord bot, which is written in TypeScript. It uses Harmony, which is a Discord library that uses Deno as its runtime.

I'd like to request a feature

If you'd like to request a feature, please create a GitHub suggestion with the "suggestion" label.

I found a security vulnerability!

If you have found a security vulnerability, please let T_nology know (preferably privately). You may contact T_nology through the following methods:

Preferred Method: Creation of a Management Ticket in T_Cord (https://discord.gg/vKbjwMw) by going to the "#bot-commands" channel, running "-new Security Vulnerability," and selecting "Management Ticket."
Alternative Method: If you do not wish to create a Management Ticket in the Discord server, or you are unable to do so, you can email T_nology at tnology55@gmail.com.
Other Alternative Method: You can create a GitHub issue with the "Security Vulnerability" label.

Setting up the Bot

Requirements:

Deno
Windows 10, Windows 11, or Linux
- The only tested Linux distribution is Rocky Linux. It should work on any common distribution - feel free to create a GitHub Issue if something distro-specific is happening.
- MacOS might be supported, but it's currently untested.

Setting up the Bot:

Clone the repository
Create a token.txt file and add only your bot's token to it.
Create the file rps_custom_options.csv
Create the file .env and have it be in the format of .env.example
Create the file reminders.json and add the following content to it found in the reminders.json.example file.
To run the bot, run deno run -A main.ts
- If you don't want to use the -A flag, you can just give it the flags it needs.

Configuring the Bot

To configure the bot, please create a .env file (with this specific name). I will add documentation later, but for now, there is a .env.example file you can use.
_LOGGING_CHANNEL values can be set to -1 to be disabled.

How do I refer to versions of the bot?

For any version of the bot before Monday, May 15th, 2023, refer to it by the first seven (7) letters of the hash of that commit, a dot, and the commit summary in quotes.
- Example 1: 1f1a66f."Add Shell Command + Bot Start Logging"
- Example 2: fd80eda."Initial commit"
For any version from Monday, May 15th, 2023, up until now, refer to it by the version found in version.txt (e.g. Pre-Alpha v0.0.1)

Custom RPS Options

Create a file called rps_custom_options.csv. You can leave it empty if you don't want any options. If you wish to add custom options, here is how the data is laid out: Name,<What it beats (rock|paper|scissors|everything|nothing)>,<What it loses against (rock|paper|scissors|everything|nothing)>. The bot will tie with the option not specified to win/lose against if everything and nothing are not used. Refer to rps_custom_options.csv.example for more information.

Topics File

The topics.txt file contains some default topics you can use. You can add, remove, or modify any topics in the file.

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