A discord bot implementation created with discord.js.

1. Download the discord-sailors folder.

2. Run the following command: npm install

3. Create a config.js file in the root folder as follow:

   module.exports = {
   	// The email of the discord account the bot will use to connect
   	email: 'your email',
   	
   	// The password associated to the email
   	password: 'your password', 	
   		
   	//plugin configurations
   	plugins: {}
   }
   

4. Run the following command: npm start

• Ping: no configuration

• Team: no configuration

• Dice: no configuration

• Twitter:

   twitter: {
       consumer_key: '123',
       consumer_secret: '123',
       access_token_key: '123',
       access_token_secret: '123'
   }
  

• Tumblr:

   tumblr: {
   	consumer_key: '123',
   	consumer_secret: '123',
   	token: '123',
   	token_secret: '123'
   }
  

• Help

  • bot help:

    bot replies with all available commands

• Ping

  • bot ping:

    bot replies with the string pong

• Team

  • bot team param-number:

    Given the current list of users in the channel (excluding the bot itself), bot separates the users into param1-number evenly splitted teams.

• Dice
  • bot dice param1 param2:
• Twitter
  • bot twitter track param1:
  • bot twitter untrack param1:
  • bot twitter tracklist:
  • bot twitter last param1:
  • bot twitter post param1:
• Tumblr
  • bot tumblr post params:

We made the Sailors bot easily extensible. In order to add a new command you need to:

1. Create a new folder in commands. The name must not contain whitespaces.

2. Create a new file named index.js in the newly created folder. You have to export at least two methods:

   • message(bot, message): whenever your command is called, the bot will invoke the message function. Add your command functionality here.
   • help(): whenever the help command is called, the bot will invoke the help function in order to create the help string.

   You can use the following template:

   var debug = require("debug")('discord-sailors')
   var config = require('../../config');
   
   var message = function(bot, message) {
   	bot.reply(message, "pong");
   }
   
   var help = function() {
   	return "help string"
   }
   
   module.exports = {
   	message: message,
   	help: help
   };
   

3. If your command needs configuration, you should define it into config.js under the plugins attribute.