I'm a discord bot, that will notify you when any of your structures are running out of fuel.
When your structure is running out:
- Check your structures every
check_interval
- Notify you when structure will run out of fuel within
refuel_notification
- Remind you every
notify_interval
, because you will forget you silly human - List all structures and their fuel state with colors so your puny brain can comprehend
- List all services online in your structures
- Calculate the fuel required for you
- Tell you how much it will cost, and which fuel is cheaper
- Download binary for your architecture in
releases
section.
- Go to EVE developer portal and create a EVE app for the bot
- Grab the
Client ID
andSecret Key
- Set
Callback URL
tohttp://localhost:3000/callback
- Add these scopes to the APP:
publicData, esi-universe.read_structures.v1, esi-corporations.read_structures.v1
- Grab the
- Go to Discord Developer Portal and create new APP.
- Add
Bot
to this APP. - Make the
bot
public
so it can be added to your corp discord. - Grab the
Token
- Add
- Create RANDOM string for SESSION storage (you can use openssl, or just make something by hand)
-
Run this command and fill in the missing variables with what you got in
Part 1
:fuelbot login -s "RANDOM_STRING" --eve_client_id="FILLME" --eve_sso_secret="FILLME"
This will open web browser, and will authorize you with EVE account that can manage structures. When it is successfull, you can close the browser tab, and it will save the authentization information in
auth.bin
file.Docker version:
$ docker volume create eve-fuelbot $ docker run -v eve-fuelbot:/auth/ -p 3000:3000 lunemec/eve-fuelbot:latest login --auth_file=/auth/auth.bin -s "$RANDOM_STRING" --eve_client_id="$CLIENT_ID" --eve_sso_secret="$SSO_SECRET"
-
Copy the discord ChannelID where you want your bot (you have to enable DEV mode)
-
Test-run the bot on some test server so you don't spam everyone:
fuelbot run -s "RANDOM_STRING" --discord_auth_token="FILLME" --discord_channel_id="FILLME" --eve_client_id="FILLME" --eve_sso_secret="FILLME"
Docker version:
$ docker run -v eve-fuelbot:/auth/ lunemec/eve-fuelbot:latest run -s "$RANDOM_STRING" -a "/auth/auth.bin" --eve_client_id="$CLIENT_ID" --eve_sso_secret="$SSO_SECRET" --discord_auth_token="$DISCORD_TOKEN" --discord_channel_id="$DISCORD_CHANNEL_ID"
You can modify these parameters to make the bot trigger a message:
--check_interval duration how often to check EVE ESI API (default 1H) (default 1h0m0s) --notify_interval duration how often to spam discord (default 12H) (default 12h0m0s) --refuel_notification duration how far in advance would you like to be notified about the fuel (default 5 days) (default 120h0m0s)
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Go to Discord Developer Portal and create new APP.
- Get the invite link for your bot:
OAuth2
section- Click on
Scopes
:bot
Text Permissions
:Send Messages
- Open the
URL
that was generated inScopes
block, and invite your bot to some server.
- Click on
- Get the invite link for your bot:
-
If you managed to trigger a message, you're good to continue to the next part.
I prepared systemd
(under /debian/) unit, but you have to copy it and the binary by hand. If someone wants to create
a .deb
file or some other package, feel free to do so.
If you are successfull, you should see the Bot's icon in the discord users list in the channel.
If you like this bot and use it, consider donating some ISK to Lukas Nemec
. Thanks.