"Eager to serve the sleepy."
Top websites will have their embeds overriden by me! Be it a lacking embed, or one that's been purposefully gimped.
Got tired of uploading entire images or posting multiple links to see the previews of that very short comic you want others to see? Don't worry, we got you covered!
By default some restrictions will apply based on the safety setting your text channel is set to, such as to avoid embarrassing situations, but you can configure it to behave in any way you like. However, some sites make it impossible to tell apart the safety rating of their images, so sites like imgur and twitter ignore this check entirely.
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will link the current channel to all channel mentions between each other.Discord lacks a lot of features that they don't seem to care about to implement, so this bot was born to satisfy our needs.
For example, at first Twitter previews used to show only one image regardless of how many a tweet had. Now a days they work on desktop, but in my opinion they suck since they're poorly cropped, trying to fit into one small embed. They also look differently between mobile and desktop, retaining their old behavior on the former.
requirements.txt
.auth.jsonc
under ~/.config/koa-bot
and fill in your secrets as shown below. Replace site_name
with the name of the website you want the bot to authenticate with, token_name
with the name of the field (i.e. token
), and put your secret as the token_value
.{
"auth_keys": {
"site_name": {
"token_name": "token_value"
}
}
}
You might need to install additional dependencies either via pip or through your package manager to make use of ImageHash.
Please check out this link if you're encountering errors related to the scipy dependency.
If you have problems getting the right Python version check out pyenv.
You can manually run the bot by executing the run.sh
script on Linux, and winrun.cmd
on Windows.
$ $KOAKUMA_HOME/run.sh
Initiating...
The bot features an easy-to-use local update function in its run scripts for those times you're debugging and aren't sure whether it's a good idea to commit anything yet.
You can use the -u
flag to send all development changes you've made to your server, but you will first need to define the environmental variable KOAKUMA_CONNSTR
locally and then define KOAKUMA_HOME
in your server.
You can define these variables anywhere within your system, but it's preferable if you place them within a .env
file that should be located inside the bot's folder. The run script will read off of this file if it exists.
$ $KOAKUMA_HOME/run.sh -u
Updating bot files...
Exporting dependencies to requirements.txt...
Transferring source from /home/user/koa-bot to remoteuser@192.168.1.2:/home/remoteuser/koa-bot
sending incremental file list
README.md
4,731 100% 3.84MB/s 0:00:00 (xfr#1, to-chk=75/78)
requirements.txt
3,614 100% 3.45MB/s 0:00:00 (xfr#2, to-chk=70/78)
sent 3,260 bytes received 146 bytes 57.24 bytes/sec
total size is 11,518,109 speedup is 3,381.71
Transferring config files from /home/user/.config/koa-bot/ to remoteuser@192.168.1.2:~/.config/koa-bot
sending incremental file list
sent 256 bytes received 12 bytes 178.67 bytes/sec
total size is 58,011 speedup is 216.46
Update complete!