The pokebot from studnicky

#Pokebot v2# Pokebotv2 is a rewrite of Pokebot, built on botkit instead of hubot.

Pokebot is a full text-based game of pokemon, playable in Slack. Running Pokebot will require a bot-user integration to be configured for your slack team.

##Bot Interactions##

#####Textual commands will always follow the pattern (verb) (object) (argument)#####

###Users###

Return a list of all slack team users and roles

list users

Return a list of all slack team users currently present

find users here

###Pokemon###

Capture a Pokemon To attempt to capture a wild Pokemon in the slack channel, throw a Pokeball by applying the type of Pokeball you wish to use as a reaction emote. The Pokemon may break free, and the type of ball will affect the probability of catching the Pokemon. Be fast, only one user can catch each wild Pokemon!
Show all available starter Pokemon

list starters

Select (name) from available starter Pokemon

pick starter (name)

###Party###

List all Pokemon in your current party

list party

List all Pokemon in the storage box (number)

list box (number)

List all Pokemon in another user's current party

list party (@user)

Find which Pokemon is at party position (number) or box (number) position (number)

find party (number)

find box (number) (number)

Deposit Pokemon at party position (number) into the first available storage box positon

store party (number)

Withdraw Pokemon at box (number) position (number) into the first available party positon

fetch box (number) (number)

Switch the positions of Pokemon you own in either your party or boxes

swap party (number) party (number)

swap party (number) box (number) (number)

swap box (number) (number) party (number)

swap box (number) (number) box (number) (number)

Release a Pokemon at party position (number) or box (number) position (number)

release party (number)

release box (number) (number)

##Road Map## ☑ User data

☑ User API

☑ Pokemon data

☑ Pokemon API

☑ Slack Adapter (botkit)

☑ CRUD functionality

☑ User Party data

☑ User Party API

☑ Full Pokedex Pokemon database

☐ Create full API endpoints

☐ Front-end web Interface

☐ Unit-testing

☐ User Items

☐ User Pokemon Trade & Sell

☐ User to User Pokemon battles (simple)

☐ User to AI Pokemon battles (simple)

☐ Pokemon EXP & leveling

☐ Pokemon Nature

☐ Pokemon Gender Differences

☐ Pokemon Evolutions

☐ User to User Pokemon battles (full)

☐ Pokemon EV training

☐ Pokemon Abilities

☐ Pokemon Mega-Evolution & Forms

☐ Pokemon Breeding

☐ User to AI Pokemon battles (full)

■ ...additional API clients?

##Running locally##

Pokebot relies on postgres and several environment variables to run properly.

#####Run npm install first to get the latest dependency packages.#####

###Environment Variables###

Before you can run Pokebot locally, you must create an .env file at the root directory to contain the following:

#####(This should be in the same directory as .gitignore)#####

PORT=((port for webserver & socket to deliver on))

DATABASE_URL=((your local postgres url))

REALTIME_SLACK_TOKEN=((your bot slack token))

KEEPALIVE_ENDPOINT=((full app web address url))

###Postgres Database###

Install postgres
Log in to postgres as it's default superuser

$ sudo -u postgres psql

Make a new user named pokebot with database creation privileges

postgres=#	CREATE USER pokebot CREATEDB CREATEUSER PASSWORD 'oak';

Create a new empty database named pokebot for user pokebot to use

postgres=#	CREATE DATABASE pokebot OWNER pokebot TEMPLATE template0;

Exit and log back in as pokebot, enter the password you just made when prompted:

postgres=#	\q
$ psql -h localhost -U pokebot
Password for user pokebot:

Make sure the pokebot database exists and belongs to pokebot

postgres=# \l

     Name      |  Owner   | Encoding |   Collate   |    Ctype    |   Access privileges   
---------------+----------+----------+-------------+-------------+-----------------------
 pokebot       | pokebot  | UTF8     | en_US.UTF-8 | en_US.UTF-8 | 

(5 rows)

If that's all set up correctly, go ahead and exit psql. Sequelize will do the rest.

postgres=#	\q

If that's not what you see, consult the postgres manual.
You should now be able to start the application and begin using Pokebot!

node app/app.js

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