Cuomputer

The bot for my discord server. https://discord.gg/mr-rivers-neighborhood Obviously there are many missing tokens and secrets in this repo, so I'm not sure how useful it will be to anyone else. But, ideally, others could figure out how to help me improve it or make improvements themselves.

This is where I set up the bot

https://discord.com/developers

https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=YOUR_BOT_CLIENT_ID&scope=bot&permissions=PERMISSIONS_INT 8 = admin

Installation: set up venv on each computer

Get path to python

where python

Create the venv (use the name of the computer, such as G for desktop or 9 for laptop)

"C:\Users\aethe\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\python" -m venv .G "C:\Users\Rivers Cuomo\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\python.exe" -m venv .9

Activate the venv

Install requirements

pip install -r requirements.txt

Set up path-related environment variables in the root directory terminal

(this one is necessary to run the tests from the root directory with pytest)

PYTHONPATH=%cd%

Set environment variables in both a .env file and in HEROKU

Discord

CLIENT_ID = 
CLIENT_SECRET = 
TOKEN = its another secret looking string from discord?

Other Apis

REPLICATE_API_TOKEN = 
OPENAI_API_KEY= 

Other Credentials

gspreader [service account]

Heroku.Settings.configVariables: GSPREADER_GOOGLE_CREDS json object . Gspreader uses the gspreader.json method to get the creds. .env: it still has access to a file using the gspreader.path method to GSPREADER_GOOGLE_CREDS_PATH=C:\RC Dropbox\Rivers Cuomo\Apps\credentials\rctweetcleaner-3d2160633739.json

firestore and google drive [service account]

Heroku.Settings.configVariables: GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS json object. .env: I think it's just authorizing itself by using the riverscuomo-8cc6c....json cred file in the top level of the project. This file is not commited to git/github but it is avaialable in the directory via dropbox.

RUN

py.main.py in the top level directory

Debug

press play in the debugger in vscode on the main.py file

Deploy to Heroku

This is probably just for me. heroku login git push heroku main one time I had to add -f

Unit Tests

Unit tests can be found in the folder tests/unit_tests, and they can be executed with the following command (from the repository root directory):

PYTHONPATH=. pytest tests/unit_tests

If you do not have pytest installed, refer to https://docs.pytest.org/en/stable/getting-started.html

Contribute

Most of the interesting code is in bot/on_message folder and bot/scripts folder.

in discord_bot.