discord verification bot

Hosting instructions

Get a Mailgun API key (required for sending email, note: costs a small amount of money) and a Discord bot key.
Using the exampledotenv file as a template, create a prod.env file with all the required details.
Use docker-compose 1.25 or above to run the stack. Command: docker-compose --env-file prod.env up -p vbot -d
Manually migrate using ./scripts/migrate.sh because I haven't gotten around to doing that yet. Use docker inspect vbot_postgres_1 to get the IP address of the docker container. Then run DBHOST=<ip address> DBPASS=<POSTGRES_ROOT_PASSWORD inside prod.env> ./scripts/migrate.sh to perform the migration.
Restart the API service by running docker-compose --env-file app.env up api -d otherwise it won't connect to a non-existent database.

This bot was designed to be able to service multiple clubs on multiple servers, but is currently only being used by the UNSW Security Society.
Still working on a more granular security model, but it should be fine for now.

Enable developer mode on discord. Right click on your username on the bottom left and go into User Settings > Appearance > Developer Mode.
Modify the scripts/club-template.json file to your liking.
Run curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d scripts/club-template.json -H 'Authorization: Bearer srv.<API_SECRET inside the prod.env>' https://server_address/priv/clubs to create the club. For the discord_id, right click on the server and select copy id.
Add the bot to your server by following the instructions on the Discord developer page.
A user with administrator permissions needs to run $avsetadmin on a channel which only moderators are allowed to access.
From that channel, they will then need to run $avsetverified @mention-the-role to set the role for verified users.

TODO