avrae

Avrae is a bot to facilitate running Dungeons & Dragons 5e online over Discord.

You can join the Avrae Development Discord here!

Contributing

How to run Avrae locally

Support File Package

You can download templates of all the required files at https://andrew-zhu.com/avrae/avrae-files.zip.

Creating Support Files

Avrae is a large project, and can be a bit daunting to get running. You'll need to create a few files first.

credentials.py should include, at the very least, variables as such:

officialToken - Empty string.
owner_id - The Discord User ID of the bot owner (you, if testing).
test_database_url - The URI of a Redis cache (probably redis://localhost:6379/0)
testToken - A valid Discord Bot token.
test_dicecloud_user - A Dicecloud username.
test_dicecloud_pass - The Dicecloud password of the Dicecloud user.
test_dicecloud_token - A Dicecloud API token.

You'll also need to create a Google Drive Service Account. You can find instructions on how to do this here. Follow steps 1-4, then follow the Signed Credentials portion. Rename the JSON avrae-google.json and put it in the project root.

After creating the credential files, you'll have to create a few files so that Lookup doesn't break:

res/conditions.json
res/rules.json
res/feats.json
res/races.json*
res/classes.json
res/bestiary.json*
res/spells.json
res/items.json*
res/auto_spells.json
res/backgrounds.json
res/itemprops.json

These files should just contain an empty JSON array ([]) for testing. Files marked with a * can be obtained by running the data parsers.

Actually Running Avrae

Redis

You will need to run a Redis cache to serve as Avrae's database. Download Redis 4.0 and run a redis server locally before launching Avrae.

Avrae

To actually run Avrae, you need Python version >= 3.6.0 < 3.7. First, install the dependencies with pip install -r requirements.txt.

If running Avrae in unsharded+unsupervised mode (recommended for testing), you can just run python dbot.py test.
If running Avrae in sharded+unsupervised mode, launch each shard with SHARDS=[NUM_SHARDS] python dbot.py test -s [SHARD_ID].
If running Avrae in sharded+supervised mode, run SHARDS=[NUM_SHARDS] python overseer.py test 0 [NUM_SHARDS-1].

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