lakeys / dishorde Goto Github PK

I am unable to replicate this on a regular basis, but it renders the bot non-functional until manually reset.

It appears to happen when Discord's servers go down. An error is logged in the console but the script does not catch it or attempt to reconnect.

This effectively breaks the bot after 10 minutes of server activity. Appears to only occur on local connections.

This will benefit hosts that cannot run additional programs on their servers. (Such as servers hosted by Blue Fang Solutions)

Steps:

1. Configure Bot per instructions and use bot in discord
2. Bot will correctly pass discord chat to in-game
3. Chat will show up in-game (also correctly)
4. Bot will now repeat chat back on discord channel.

e.g.

SCNikon - Today at 8:25 PM
So you can see this discord channel ingame?

ZombiotBOT - Today at 8:25 PM
Server: [SCNikon] So you can see this discord channel ingame?

Expected Behavior would be for any Server: prefixed message not to be parsed to discord chat or at least for any message transmitted by the bot.

Implement a command to execute "version" on the server and return the result

Make sure that when enabled, the discord.js package is not loaded

Replace "7DTD || type 7dtd!info" with the server's player count

EDIT: This may be done most effectively by detecting the console prints rather than periodically sending "lp" to the server.

Operators are currently required to enable developer mode to set up a channel for the bot. This process can be made simpler with a console command or a chat command.

Closed because this could not be replicated after two weeks of usage.

There was no server activity prior to the error. The error continued after a restart and stopped after updating to 1637c8b.

Closed as this appears to be network-related and not related to the bot itself.

This is in case it fails to install for any reason in the future. semver-compare is not a critical component

Replace "7DTD || type 7dtd!info" with the current in-game day.

EDIT; Accidentally referenced in bc0d469, disregard this. See #41 and #48.

This could be linked in with 7dtd!info or made its own command.

Also add an option to automatically PM this info to players when they initially join the Discord.

To get the game's preferences, send 'getgamepref' to the server via telnet. It may be best to do this on startup and cache the result to prevent repeated queries.

EDIT1: An experimental/proof-of-concept version of this has been implemented in dedce20

'Cannot connect' is an error from the telnet-client package. This should be detected and replaced with something more descriptive

Hi There,

I put the bot on my Discord server, couldnt get it to work, removed it and tried to re-create it and re add it but now i get an error every time i put in my Client ID. I have cleared my internet History and cache but still no luck, Please Help

Thanks in advance

Steps:

1. Set telnet port to 8181
2. use --port parameter and set to 8181
3. Console will show connection then instant disconnect. It will loop.

Implement a command to execute "lp" on the server and return the result

EDIT: Functional in bab1f7f

The embeds take an unnecessary amount of space, even on small servers with 1-3 players.

See line 392:

 // Convert it to Discord-friendly text.
 msg = msg.replace("'","").replace("'","");

A fix for this will likely require some sort of regex sorcery. See also: Issue #29

A workaround could be to only show 'error' after consecutive failed attempts to re-connect.

Implement a command to execute "gettime" on the server and return the result.

This can also be replicated using the Microsoft telnet client, indicating that it is not exclusive to the NodeJS telnet client.

To replicate, comment out "connection.destroy();" around line 406 and shut the server down remotely.

Have confirmed that this can occur without the server shutting down, so simply checking for a shutdown is not a suitable fix and is only considered a workaround. (See bc0d469)

EDIT: It appears that the commands always execute on the server but the response doesn't make it back to the client

EDIT; Accidentally referenced in bc0d469, disregard this. See #41 and #48.

This should mitigate a number of bugs with the bot, many of which are specific to certain networks and systems.

EDIT: No-longer relevant as the bot does not use embeds as of 1.5.0

EDIT 1: Partially implemented in bc0d469.

See line 397 for information:

  if(config["hide-prefix"] == 'true')
  {
    // Do nothing if the prefix '/' is in the message.
    if(msg.includes(": /"))
      return;
  }

Example of the msg variable: 'Lake': Hello world!

A fix for this will likely require some sort of regex sorcery. See also: Issue #23