What does this Bot do?

The purpose of this Bot is, to serve as a sound board. In addition to this, the bot has it's own web interface (done with Angular), where you can login via Discord OAuth2. Most of the features are implemented on the website and not as commands.

Features:

• Upload and play sounds files (it should support all common audio-formats).
• Play Youtube videos (audio only; timestamps not supported).
• Set intros for your servers (if a user joins, the Bot will play the intro that is assigned to the server default or the user).
• Outros for your server (nobody wants it, but I made it anyway). Only configurable for server default and not per user.

Admin-Features (users that are admin on the specified server)

• Change intros for every user on this server.
• See latest logs for servers (played, uploaded sound).
• Change server settings (like "enable intros" or "bot should leave/stay after sound ends").

Power-Admin Features

• No restriction to server.

Configuration

Environment Variables (.env file in root):

• CLIENT_TOKEN (required): Token for Discord bot.
• CLIENT_SECRET (required): Secret for Discord bot.
• HOST: URL for the website. Used for list command (reply url) and OAUTH2. Default http://localhost:5000.
• PORT: Port for webserver. Default: 4599.
• OWNERS: "id1,id2,...". Super admins separated by ,.
• SCOPE: "identify,...". Scopes of the bot. Default: identify.
• WEBTOKEN_SECRET: Secret to encode webtoken.
• DATABASE_NAME: Main database name for mongodb.
• DATABASE_USER: Username for mongodb.
• DATABASE_PASSWORD: Password for mongodb.
• DATABASE_CONTAINER_NAME: Container or host name for mongodb. Default mongodb. Use localhost if you want to access it on localhost
• MAX_RECORD_TIME_MINUTES: Max amount of minutes recorded voice should be tracked.
• MAX_INTRO_LENGTH_SECONDS: Max duration for an intro (-1: deactivated, default: 8 seconds)
• LOG_LEVEL: Log level for logs. Available variables

  error
  warn
  info
  debug
  

Run in production

• Run docker-compose up --build.
• Access website via http://localhost:${PORT}.

Run in development

Run server & database: docker-compose --env-file ./.env.test -f ./docker-compose.dev.yml up --build.

• Here we use .env.test as environment file instead of .env
• Make sure the HOST environment variable is set to http://localhost:5000 or just don't set it because it's the default value

Or just start database with docker and start server with yarn run start:local. Don't forget to set the environment variable DATABASE_CONTAINER_NAME to localhost.

Run client: npm run start or yarn run start. Access web interface via localhost:5000