Robin

Discord Assistant

To invite Robin to your team's Discord Server follow this invite link

Select the server and select "Coninute"
For Robin to to be fully functional, Robin must be able to send and manage messages and embed links. Select "Authorize".
Robin should now be ready and listenning in the server.

npm install

Now visit Discord's developer portal applications. In here, create a new application with the name "Robin". On the sidebar, click bot. In the bot page, Add a bot and then copy the bot token.
In the project repository, create a file named .env. In .env, create a variable name BOTTOKEN and set it to your bot token. "BOTTOKEN={bot token here}.
To run the bot, make sure to follow the instructions for users and invite the bot to a sever. However the invite link to your own bot can be retrieved under the OAuth2 tab in the Discord developer portal. Once the bot is in your server, run:

node ./bot.js

All commands that start with "#" are detected and parsed by Robin.
Arguements that are lists are seperated by commas.
If it is your first time interacting with Robin, you must set the repository owner name and repositry name which are under settings commands
Some commands require repository write access so you must use the sign in command under settings

Command	Arguments
#MergeBranch	[Base] [Head] [Message]

Command	Arguments
#GetBuildStatus	[Number]

Command	Arguments
#AddLabelToIssue	[Labels] [Issue Number]
#AddUserToIssue	[Users] [Issue Number]
#CloseIssue	[Issue Number]
#CreateIssue	[Title] [Optional Labels] [Optional Assignees]
#CreateIssueComment	[Issue Number] [Comment]
#GetAssigneeIssues	[Assignee]
#GetIssueAssignees	[Issue Number]
#GetIssuesWithLabel	[Label]
#GetNumAssignedOpenIssues
#GetOldestIssue
#NumIssues