Discord app for scheduling, running, and reporting information pulled from web scrapers

This application requires that the following environment variables are defined in a .env file in the root directory:

APP_ID This is the bot's application ID

DISCORD_TOKEN This is the bot's discord token

PUBLIC_KEY This is the bot's public key

ADMIN_GUILD_ID This bot has administration commands that can be used to manage the database. These commands will only be available on the server whose guild id is specified in this environment variable.

DATABASE_ALIAS This is the hostname of the postgres database

POSTGRES_PASSWORD This is the password of the postgres user that will own the database

POSTGRES_USER This is the username of the postgres user that will own the database

POSTGRES_DB This is the name of the database that will be created and used by postgres

POSTGRES_PORT This is the port that is used by the postgres container

APP_PORT This is the port that the app will be hosted on.

DOMAIN This is the domain that the app will use as the interactions endpoint URL.

Discord Interactions Endpoint URLs must use HTTPS. Prior to building the docker container, the SSL keys must be added for the application to access. To add SSL keys to the application in the nginx/, create a directory labeled with the domain name. This is where the SSL certificate and SSL certificate key will need to be placed. The SSL certificate should be named fullchain1.pem and the SSL certificate key should be named privkey1.pem. For example, if the domain is www.example.com, you will need to add the fullchain1.pem and privkey1.pem files to the nginx/www.example.com directory.

The application can be built and run by running the following command in the root directory:

docker compose up -d --build .

After being built, the application services can be stopped and started by docker compose down and docker compose up -d respectively.