The development of this bot is currently inactive. If you would like to contribute to it, please submit a pull-request.
Submit an issue if you find a bug
Octobot is an extremely work-in-progress opensource bot.
Documentation in progress.
Wrong branch? Check out our test-build instead. in-dev builds are extremely experimental and things are garuanteed to break.
- Duty command
- Fix duty command and get idle features working
- Debug mode
- Debugging checker
- Toggable mode via package.json (true/false)
- Modular commands
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Make sure to add try/catch and handle errors as redis loves to mess up(We've disabled Redis dependencies for now) - Modularity for news and agenda channels.
- Get the bot to find a channel name called "news" and let that process be embedded by default so we don't need to change webhooks manually or have Octobot post them (which would be easier.
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Platforms
Windows :VS Code (there's a launch.json file located in ./.vscode/)
Linux: VS Code or command line. (Follow the Linux guide below)
git clone orangopus/octobotDependencies can be found in package.json
Huge thanks to the collective for contributing to this project, its goals and sharing code to make this project a reality.
Also thanks to our contributors for helping put this project together & collectively learning how to make this!
Backers:
See our donations on our OpenCollective. We'll have some shields here soon.
Start the bot:
We recommend Linux for advanced users.
We recommend Windows Visual Studio Code for people who are new to coding or just want to experiment in our test-build and in-dev branches.
If you're stuck on something, just let us know in #support on Discord.
Make sure to do npm init to grab packages and dependencies.
npm install inside of the Octobot folder
pm2 start bot.js
Don't worry if it errors or tells you about promise catches. That's fine, we're still actively fixing bugs.
Submit a pull request if you want to fix something!