webaverse-bot

Discord bot for Webaverse.

Development setup

• You need at least Node v12 installed
• You'll need to make a .env file in the root with BOT_TOKEN=[token]
• npm install in the root

Making commands

Add a command handler to ./commands, in the form command_name.js, with the following exports:

• name: the name of the command, to be written after the !, e.g. `!inspect1
• help: a string explaining how this command can be used. Use \n characters if newlines are needed
• predicate(message) (optional): if the command should also work on arbitrary messages, in addition to the !command syntax, then this predicate should be a function taking the discord.js messsage object and return true/false to determine whether this handler should be called for this message
• execute(message): a function taking the discord.js message object

Testing

To test locally, run node index.js in the root (note: >= Node v12 required!)

Bot commands

!help will produce a list of commands that the bot supports, using the help string exported by each command handler:

- To add a package to your inventory, post !add [package] [username].
- To create an empty world, post !createworld [name] [description] (name and description are optional)
- To get a list of files in an XRPK, post !extract [name] or !extract [link to the XRPK on xrpackage.org]
- To get a summary of an XRPK, post !inspect [name] or the link to the XRPK
- To remove a package to your inventory, post !remove [package] [username].
- To get a user's avatar, post !avatar [username]
- To set a user's avatar, post !avatar [username] [XRPK name]
- To view augs in your inventory, type !inventory [username].
- To get a summary of a world, post !world [id] or the link to the xrpackage.org edit page for the world
- To upload an XRPackage, send a .wbn file as an attachment to a message with !upload
- To upload a package from your computer to your inventory, type !inventory [username] when uploading a .wbn file.