notashark
Description:
notashark - discord bot for King Arthur's Gold, written in python + discord.py. Its designed to be able to run on multiple discord guilds at once, feature ability to setup some per-guild settings via chat commands (and save them between bot's sessions in simple json file) and be able to display all major information related to the game, including:
- List of servers with total amount of players
- Detailed server info with minimap and nicknames of players
- Kagstats profile info
- Kagstats leaderboards
You can see some usage screenshots in screenshots.
Development Status:
This bot is considered to be feature-complete. There may be some small fixes and improvements, but for the most - bot is already done and ready for daily usage.
Dependencies:
- python 3.8 (may work on previous versions)
- discord.py
- requests
- pykagapi
Installation:
From source:
git clone https://github.com/moonburnt/notashark.gitcd notasharkpip install .
From pypi:
pip install notashark
Discord permissions:
notashark require the following Privileged Gateway Intents to work:
- Message Content Intent
You can configure them on developer portal (https://discord.com/developers/applications/), under Settings -> Bot -> Privileged Gateway Intents.
Usage:
Bot's development repository contain example launcher script, which, once configured, can be used as sort of "autorun template" to drop into cronjob and forget about. Below are examples of how to run bot without it.
Basic:
- Run
python -m notashark --show-logs --token=YOUR_TOKEN(where YOUR_TOKEN is your discord bot's token) This will run bot in its default configuration, suitable for most needs.
Recommended:
- Set 'NOTASHARK_DISCORD_KEY' environment variable to your bot's discord token
python -m notashark -hto get list of all available launch flags- Run
python -m notasharkwith whatever flags you like (there is no need to pass token as launch argument again - it will be fetched from envars). This is a bit more secure thus recommended way to use this bot.
Via Docker:
- Build docker container:
docker build . - Run docker container:
docker run -e NOTASHARK_DISCORD_KEY={bot_token} {container_id}
LICENSE:
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