A Discord bot for me and my friends to have fun with I guess.
Version 1 was written in January 2018 using discord.py and 8-space indentation. Its only function was to announce when someone joined the call without clogging the chat like FredBoat. It launched with that functionality and a few of the commands in baseCmd.go
As time went on, I added more features. Some by request, some to satisfy curiosity, and some to troll certain people. But at some point, I introduced something that caused a memory leak over time. In Python.
I could not track down this memory leak, and given that the codebase was becoming a bit bleh and jlort was using quite a bit of memory in the first place, I decided to remake it in a different language. The initial port was done in a few days, but encountered some problems related to concurrent map accesses since that wasn't something I'd had to account for before.
Then the codebase stagnated for a while. But maybe I'll come up with something sooner or later...
This program relies on some files existing before it can run. You must create a file called key.txt containing the bot key. This file should not have a trailing newline.
Additionally, the bot requires a database file to function properly. A creation script for this file can be found in dbGen/dbGen.go. If you have existing persistent data for an older version of the bot, the script will migrate it.
The clickart module has a feature that requires a folder of sounds to play as affirmations for successfully performing an action, modules/clickart/affirmations. The sounds should be in Ogg Opus format with 1 or 2 channels, a bitrate of approximately 64k, and an audio rate of 48k. Another file at modules/clickart/clicker.ogg is also required, and should be in the same format.
These commands existed and were removed before the version I uploaded to GitHub. Just for historical reference.
~!midi <file/attachment>- Plays a midi file using Timidity++ and SGM v2.01~!define <word>- Looks something up on Wikipedia. Had an easter egg where trying to define the word "dead server" would give an invite to a friend's extremely dead server.~!booru <tag>- Would return the most recent image with a given tag from Safebooru. Or Gelbooru, if the channel was configured that way.~!setting queue-length <number>- A setting for the maximum queue length. I forgot about it and eventually removed it once I realized that it no longer had any effect. Remaining settings got thier own commands, since everybody used those aliases anyway.~!something- I don't remember what this does, but it was in an old (pre-OMORI) help file and has no description.~!boot <user>- Kick someone out of a call in case they fell asleep. Turns out that we're not nice people.~!sausage- Causes a segmentation fault, for debugging.~!ud- Displays definitions from Urban Dictionary. Made specifically to troll a friend whose full name had an unflattering one.~!relics- A gacha game that was troubled by the fact that there were only 7 things to collect.~!trade- A trading system for the above gacha game.~!duel- A versus "minigame" based completely on chance. Minigame in quotes because it just flipped a coin to determine who won after 30 seconds.~!play- Part of a larger system of music commands, was removed shortly after the relaunch of Rythm due to the age of music bots being long over.