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DenizenScript/DenizenMetaBot: The Meta bot on the Denizen Discord

A Discord bot for Denizen 1.x (Bukkit) meta documentation.

This is a C#/.NETCore based Discord bot.

Created by mcmonkey and the DenizenScript team.

Gathering the files note:

• In addition to a git clone of this repository, you need to clone the sub-repository, using a command like git submodule update --init --recursive.

You need screen and dotnet-6-sdk installed.

The start.sh file is used by the restart command and should be maintained as correct to the environment to launch a new bot program instance... points of note:

• It starts with a git pull command to self-update. If this is not wanted, remove it. Be careful what repository this will pull from (a fork you own vs. the original repository vs. some other one...)
• It uses a screen command to launch the bot quietly into a background screen. The screen program must be installed for that to work. Alternately, replace it with some other equivalent background terminal program.
• The restart command will run this script equivalently to the following terminal command: bash ./start.sh 12345 where 12345 is the ID number for the channel that issued a restart command.

To configure the bot:

• Create directory config within this bot's directory.
• Within the config directory, create file token.txt containing only the Discord bot token without newlines or anything else.
  • To create a bot token, refer to official Discord documentation. Alternately, you can follow the bot-user-creation parts of https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/discord.html (ignore the coding parts, just follow the first bits about creating a bot user on the Discord application system, and getting the token).
• Optionally, within the config directory, create file quotes.txt, with a list of quotes for !quote, separated by double-newlines (ie, one complete blank line between each distinct quote).
• Within the config directory, create file config.fds (a FreneticDataSyntax file) with the following options (See also the full file text sample below) (most lines are optional):
  • valid_channels set to a whitelist of channels the bot responds in (left out = responds anywhere).
  • info_replies set to a submapping of info commands and their replies, which allows comma-separated list keys. The first listed name on each line is the primary name. Type \n to add a line break.
  • project_details set to a submapping of project names to project details map, as follows:
    • update set to an update message for the project.
    • github set to a GitHub repo URL (if applicable)
    • icon set to a .png icon image URL.
  • channel_details set to a submapping of channels to details specific to the channel. Within each channel ID key is a submapping of the details, as follows:
    • updates set to what projects they correspond to (for the update command).
    • docs set to whether meta docs are allowed in this channel.
  • url_base set to the base URL of the meta website.
  • rules set to a submapping of rule IDs to their text.
  • command_prefix set to the command prefix (for non-ping-based usages of the bot).
  • build_numbers set to a submapping of project names to build number tracker details.
    • name set to the name that appears in the plugin.yml.
    • jenkins_job set to the Jenkins job name.
    • regex set to a RegEx matcher, with one capturing group to capture the build number from a larger version string.
    • max_behind set to an integer, representing how many builds behind one can safely be before a warning symbol should be displayed.
  • acceptable_server_versions set to a list of server MC versions (just the main version without sub-version, like "1.15", not "1.15.1") that are acceptable + tracked (older = outdated, newer = unknown).
  • additional_meta_sources set to a list of additional meta source URLs (should be direct zip links, like https://github.com/DenizenScript/Denizen/archive/dev.zip).
  • reload_webhooks set to an optional list of URLs to set a POST request to when reloads are triggered.
  • rss_feeds set to an optional submap of RSS feeds, with keys url (direct rss.xml link), channels (list of channel ids), and check_rate (in minutes, decimals allowed)
  • slash_cmd_version can be incremented to force a slash command re-registration at next startup

config.fds sample text content (the channel IDs are the actual ones on the Denizen Discord group):

valid_channels:
# denizen-lobby
- 315163488085475337
# bot-spam
- 315616018846318593
info_replies:
    new,newb,noob,newbie: Welcome new user! Please read the rules at the bottom of the #info channel, and feel free after that to ask for help in the most relevant channel!
url_base: https://meta.denizenscript.com/Docs/
command_prefix: !
project_details:
    Denizen:
        update: Latest **Denizen** dev builds are at <https://ci.citizensnpcs.co/job/Denizen_Developmental/>.\nLatest Denizen stable release builds are at <https://ci.citizensnpcs.co/job/Denizen/>.\nSpigot release of Denizen are at <https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/denizen.21039/>.
        github: https://github.com/DenizenScript/Denizen
        icon: https://i.alexgoodwin.media/i/for_real_usage/ec5694.png
channel_details:
    315163488085475337:
        updates: denizen spigot
        docs: true
rules:
    all: Here's all the rules though!
    1: This is an important rule!
build_numbers:
    denizen_release:
        name: Denizen
        jenkins_job: Denizen
        regex: [\d.]+(?:-SNAPSHOT)? \(build (\d+)-REL\)
        max_behind: 2
acceptable_server_versions:
    - 1.15
reload_webhooks:
- https://example.com
rss_feeds:
    f1:
        url: https://example.com/rss.xml
        channels:
        - 123456
        check_rate: 5
slash_cmd_version: 0

To start the bot up:

• Run ./start.sh while in the bot's directory.

To view the bot's terminal:

• Connect to the screen - with an unaltered start.sh file, the way to connect to that is by running screen -r DenizenMetaBot.

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