jbustos22 / slayerman

Discord bot for defrag

DFBot

A Discord bot for Quake III DeFRaG.

Environment

Python>=3.8.5 required

Conda environment not necessary, but suggested: https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/getting-started.html

To install requirements, simply do:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Setting up local Database

1. Download PostgreSQL: https://www.postgresqltutorial.com/install-postgresql/

   • port 5432
   • username postgres
   • password of your choice

2. Download pgAdmin4: https://www.pgadmin.org/download/

3. Open up pgAdmin4

4. Right click on Servers, create Server.

5. Name your server whatever you'd like.

6. Click on the connection tab, enter:

   • Host: localhost
   • Port: 5432
   • Username: postgres
   • Password: password chosen at step 1
   • Save

7. Inside your server, right click Databases, create Database.

   • Name this database "Defrag"
   • Save

8. Right click the Defrag database, Restore...

9. Navigate to this repo's folder, select df.db (Note: you may have to select 'Format: all files' for this file to be visible)

   • Click Restore

10. Once finished, confirm success by checking that there is an table named 'discord_ids' under Defrag -> Schemas -> Tables

11. If success, store your database password in keyring by running python in the project's environment and doing:

    >>> import keyring
    >>> keyring.set_password("db_password", "postgres", "<your password from step 1>")
    

Running the bot

1. Create an account/log in to:

   https://discord.com/developers/applications

2. Create a new app.

3. Navigate to the Bots tab.

4. Add a new bot, customize as desired.

5. Copy token.

6. Run python in the project's environment and do:

   >>> import keyring
   >>> keyring.set_password("bot_token", "dfbot", "<your token goes here>")
   

7. Navigate back to General Information in discord developers portal.

8. Copy the Client ID.

9. Invite bot to your server using the Client ID in this link:

   https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id={Client_ID}&scope=bot

   Note: To invite the bot to a server that is not yours,, give this link with your client ID to the server owner instead.

10. Finally, run the bot with

    python dfbot.py in the proper environment

    You should see a message such as

    We have logged in as DFBot#xxxx

    And the bot's status should be 'online'.

slayerman's Issues

Update all mdd tables in updater code

Make bot asynchronous

Commands block the bot, this will be a problem for !update and !random for example

Add top 5 times

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Add q3 colored names