gappy415 / finki-discord-bot

Discord bot for managing the FINKI (FCSE) Students Discord server, as well as providing information about various things

FINKI Discord Bot

Discord bot for the FCSE Students Discord server, powered by discord.js 14. Requires Node.js and PostgreSQL. It is recommended to use the latest LTS versions of both.

It's recommended, but not required to run this inside a Docker container.

Features

This discord bot contains many features personalized for the above-mentioned Discord server. Some of the highlights include:

• Extensible FAQ and common links system
• Providing about courses: general information, participants, professors, and so on
• Providing information about other aspects, such as professors' contact information, classrooms, previous timetables of exam sessions, and so on
• Management of user content through commands
• Extensible permissions system
• Fully featured polls
• Automation of the entire management of the server, allowing members to vote in new admins and such
• Experience & leveling
• Moderation
• Miscellaneous functionalities, such as reminders, sending embeds for rules, role assignments

Installation

For development purposes, be sure to run npm run prepare to install the Git pre-commit hooks.

Also, this project contains a dev container configuration for hot reloading. If you encounter issues in the dev container with Prisma, then run npm run generate to regenerate the Prisma client.

Installation (Docker)

The project is available as a Docker image on DockerHub as delemangi/finki-discord-bot.

Using the provided production Docker Compose setup:

1. Download the docker-compose.prod.yaml from the repository, put it in a folder and rename it to docker-compose.yaml
2. Pull the images: docker compose pull

Using the repository:

1. Clone the repository: git clone [email protected]:Delemangi/finki-discord-bot.git
2. Build the images: docker compose build

Installation (Normal)

1. Clone the repository: git clone [email protected]:Delemangi/finki-discord-bot.git
2. Install the dependencies: npm i
3. Build the project: npm run build

Running

Running (Docker)

Regardless of the Docker steps you have followed above for installation, run docker compose up

Running (Normal)

npm run start

Configuration

Main

The configuration is currently split into a .env file which contains login information for the bot and for the database, and several json configuration files for command output.

1. Create a .env file in the root directory containing the environment variables as specified in the .env.sample file in the repository
2. Create a config folder in the root directory containing:
   1. classrooms.json - an array of all the classrooms
   2. courses.json - an array of the names of all courses
   3. information.json - an array of all the course information
   4. participants.json - an array of all courses and their number of participants
   5. prerequisites.json - an array of course prerequisites
   6. professors.json - an array of all courses and their professors and assistants
   7. roles.json - roles for the scripts and for the embeds
   8. sessions.json - an object of all exam sessions
   9. staff.json - an array of the staff

Sessions

Create a sessions folder in the root directory. All the session schedule files should go there. The files names should match the respective names in the sessions.json config file.

Logging

The bot logs info and above messages in the console, and logs debug and above messages in bot.log, which gets wiped on every bot restart.

Future

Here is a list of features that are planned:

• Moving away from configuration files as much as possible, and keeping everything in the database
• Ticketing system
• Web application for configuring the bot
• Testing
• More moderation and lockdown functionalities
• Bundling, if there is an easy way to achieve it

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.