ArisaMatsuda

A discord bot for private server management.

Configuration

Before hosting this bot directly from this repo, There are few steps need to do, or the bot will not work properly. such as channel_id or message_id in .env, More detail is documented in Secrets section

Directory Structure

ArisaMatsuda/
├── res/
│   ├── image/
│   │   └── ...
│   ├── database.json (Auto generate)
│   └── headers.json (Self provide)
└── src/
    ├── cogs/
    │   ├── delete.py
    │   ├── join.py
    │   ├── tweet_fix.py
    │   └── tweet_subscribe.py
    ├── module/
    │   └── ...
    └── main.py

database.json

All database features are hosted by TinyDB. The program checks if the database has been created at every startup.

headers.json

Please provide a detailed user-agent to facilitate further web access tasks. Here is an example:

{
  "User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0",
  ...
}

Secrets

Token are accessed with dotenv.load_dotenv() and os.getenv().

# Reuire Configuration
BOT_TOKEN=

## Environment Variable
debug_flag=0

# Optional Tokens
GPT_TOKEN=
cdn_urls=url1, url2

## Channel Configuration
bi_channel_1=
bi-channel_2=
retweet_subscribe_channel=

Confidential Scopes

Name	Tend for	Scopes	Additional Information
~~communication.py~~	2 specific channels	`bi_channel_1`, `bi_channel_2`	Not implemented for v2.0
~~emotes.py~~	global	None	Not implemented for v2.0
~~goods.py~~	global	None	Not implemented for v2.0
join.py	private server	`production_server_1`
ping.py	global	None
tweet_fix.py	global	None
tweet_subscribe	global	`retweet_subscribe_channel`

communication.py

Also known as the bi-channel extension, this is a unique feature that enables the bot to transfer messages between production_server_1 and production_server_2, specifically between bi_channel_1 and bi_channel_2.

join.py

[!WARNING] The roles are statically configured for my server; you will need to modify the source code to match your own roles.

This extension is designed for managing server members. A member with chat permissions can use this command to grant view access to selected channels.

[!NOTE]
If your deployment doesn't require this feature, be sure to unload ./cogs/communication.py. You can also remove bi_channel_1 and bi_channel_2 from the .env file, as well as make similar changes for cogs/join.py.

Build

Requirements

These requirements are essential. You can install them using the command pip install -r requirements.txt.

Running

Self Host

python3 -B main.py

pm2

[!NOTE]
The following arguments are example of using virtualenv:

pm2 start src/main.py --name "arisa" --interpreter "venv/bin/python3" --interpreter-args "-B"

License

Licensed under MIT.

LTurret / ArisaMatsuda

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