Hosting vegebot isn't free. Because of this, it's not a public bot. However, you can run your own version if you want
This is the easiest way to run your own version of vege. You will need Docker and a discord bot token.
docker pull isaacirvine/vegebot
docker run -e DISCORD_TOKEN=<your token> isaacirvine/vegebotCurrently, no supported way to add custom greetings. In the future this should be doable through docker volumes or in the bot itself on a per discord server basis
You will need Docker and a discord bot token.
- pull for git
- open terminal in the root directory of this project
- run the following
docker build -t vegebot .
docker run -e DISCORD_TOKEN=<your token> vegebotIf you want to use Docker Compose, there is an example file available.
This should probably be possible but is not supported. Make sure ffmpeg, python and pip are installed. Then run the following: '''bash pip install -r requirements.txt python vegebot.py '''
NOTE: For now this can only be done if you are running from source
At the moment, you can alter Vegebot's greetings when people join voice chat. Vegebot will pick one of these greetings whenever someone joins voice chat.
You can alter the config.yml file to change these greetings. You can disable the greeting function by removing the option from the config all together.
vege say When the bot is in a voice channel it will use text to speech to read your message aloud
vege come here Will make the bot join the voice channel you are in
vege go away Makes the bot leave the voice channel
vege colour me Colours your name the requested colour. You can give it hex, RGB values or the name of the colour you want
vege help Shows you a list of all the commands you can use and a description of how to use them