emergencyfood-v2

A rewrite of the emergencyfood bot in Kotlin

Looking for the original project? Find it here.

Table of Contents

• Status
• Configuration
  • botConfig.json
  • Environment Variables
• Self Hosting

Status

Main:

Version 1.7.13:

Configuration

Configuration is possible through 3 methods

1. A botConfig.json file
2. Environment Variables

The bot will attempt to load a config from each of these methods in this order. Failure to load any config will prevent the bot from launching.

botConfig.json

An example can be found here

Environment Variables

Note:

The following method only allows for more basic configurations than the other methods. Consider using botConfig.json or config,bot.kts if you need more control over the configuration.

The following environment variables are required:

TOKEN: This is the token used when the bot launches on a stable channel

TOKEN_BETA: This is the token used when the bot launches on a stable channel

BOT_OWNER: This is the id of the discord user owning the bot and is used for the admin commands

The following environment variables are optional:

CHANNEL: This represents the channel on which the bot should be running. It's value may only be STABLE, BETA or LOCAL. If this is missing or does not match a valid value the bot will default to STABLE

EXCLUSIONS: This represents the commands to be excluded. The values to pass are the command names separated by a space.

Self-Host

Grab a release

Download a release from the releases page

Build from source

1. Clone the repository with git clone https://github.com/Vincentvibe3/emergencyfood-v2.git

2. Build from source with ./gradlew build

3. The produced binary will be under build/libs/Emergencyfood-<version>.jar

Running the bot

Use java -jar <Location of the jar> to start the bot