Discord bot operating in the House server, servicing over 1,300 members [March 2019]. Written in Node.JS. Currently not available on multiple servers.
This bot has also spawned off LAZYmail, a version of the bot with just the below-mentioned ModMail module. This is in use in the official IBO Discord server and services over 13,800 members [March 2019].
3.8.123.0
- Provider: Amazon EC2 Instance
- Region: eu-west-2a
- Instance Type: t2.small
- OS: Windows (for now)
- Running Cost: £0.28 [November 2018]
- Election module - runs a fully-automated election system on Discord with no third-party libs that, in order:
- Allow choosing of customisable settings, such as date, voting system, scope of election, electorate list, various rules such as whether to find and exclude dupe accounts, where to set a minimum threshold on messages, on sponsors required for nominations, on number of elections able to run for (if holding several at the several time), and who the voters are.
- Allows a 'sponsoring' system to nominate candidates
- Registers candidates, registers votes (based on members in Discord server)
- Sends round customisable ballots
- Receives votes through DM channels (for secret ballots), parses the information, and stores them
- Counts them and parses results
- Outputs winners using an 'emoji react' system - when a sufficient number of emojis are pressed, results are revealed
- Profile module - creates a 'profile' for each Discord user with:
- Basic administratory information (user ID, date joined and the like from Discord API)
- Integration with the lichess and chess.com API to support account linking
- Customisable finger notes
- Count messages sent in the server
- Ability for moderators to add Trophies to certain users
- ModMail module - new modmail created from scratch that's intuitive, aesthetic, and easy to use
- Specifically designed to not rely on a database of messages
- Allows actions on mods' side: 'close', 'reply anonymously', 'reply', 'warn user', 'timeout user'
- Supports image attachment
- Display basic user information
- Systemised event handler through the router module
- Handles events generated from the Discord client in an expandable and readable way
- An effective Parse API that takes data stored in a Discord message and parses it into a useful object that can be interacted with for the purposes of the bot
- An effective Search-resolvable API where functions using Discord members, channels, servers, roles, and emojis can search for them by ID, tag, username, aliases, or nickname.
- Permissions system that allows limitations on certain commands to who can use them
- Linking of Discord account with Lichess and Chess.com, parsing data from their APIs
- Parses rating data and automatically updates it, available through
!profile - Parses other personal information (like name, country) and makes it available through
!profile - Compares that data in the database with that of other users, for comparison in leaderboards through the command
!lb - Allows users to use
!myrankto display one's ranking compared to all other users for all variants
- Parses rating data and automatically updates it, available through
- Custom reactions system with either set phrases, embeds, or emojis
- Help modules with
!commandsand individual messages with!help - Stores and returns embeds which are editable:
- Some of which are multiple pages long;
- Accepts emoji reactions as acceptable inputs to turn pages
- Backs up data periodically
- Allows users to change their username colour
- Extends the native maths library to include:
- Combinations and permuations
- Binomial calculations
- Random generators
- Reddit API to detect when subreddits are mentioned and provide a link to them
- Odds generator for betting between any two matches based on percentage change of winning a single game
- Uses an API from chessvariants.training to get, parse, and generate random puzzles from the
!puzzlecommand. Also, displays the daily puzzle from lichess by crawling the lichess puzzle - Handles, parses, and generates boards using the chess.com API from FENs (Forsyth-Edwards Notation, a format of representing a position on a chess board)
- Utility functions such as setting bot username, nickname, streaming link and title, bot version
- As well as basic utility functions such as get ping, uptime, and quote messages
- As well as developers utility functions such as convert a Discord Embed to raw JSON, convert Discord text to Markdown, output JSONs, output various strings and errors