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Reminder Bot

A bot for doing reminders

Installing

Deps:

  • Python 3.8+
  • MySQL 8+
  • libmysqlclient21 and libmysqlclient-dev
  • pymysql, discord.py>=1.3.0a, pytz, dateparser, sqlalchemy
  • Rust 1.42 with Cargo (for compilation only)

Optional Deps:

  • Mypy (for static type checking if modifying code)

Running:

  • Ensure the languages folder has your desired language files (a git submodule init should get all of them from the official repo, or check https://github.com/reminder-bot/languages for specifics)
  • Log into MySQL and execute
CREATE DATABASE reminders;
  • Create file config.ini in the same location as main.py
  • Fill it with the following stub:
[DEFAULT]
token =
dbl_token =
patreon_enabled = no
patreon_server =
patreon_role =
strings_location = ./languages/
local_timezone = UTC
local_language = EN
ignore_bots = 1

[MYSQL]
user = 
;passwd =
host = localhost
database = reminders
  • Insert values into token and user for your MySQL setup and your bot's authorization token (can be found at https://discordapp.com/developers/applications)

  • Set local_timezone to a time region that is representative of your local time. For example, for the UK this is Europe/London

  • python3 main.py to test all that's okay

  • Clone down the postman (https://github.com/reminder-bot/postman-rs)

  • Move to the directory and perform cargo build --release to compile it

  • Create a file .env and fill with the following:

DISCORD_TOKEN="auth token as above"
DATABASE_URL="mysql://user:passwd@localhost/reminders"
INTERVAL=15

N: You can change INTERVAL to be higher for less CPU usage or lower for reminders that are more on time. Any value less than 15 is fairly excessive; the live bot uses 5. Interval is the number of seconds between checking for reminders.

N: ON OLDER VERSIONS ONLY Modifying the THREADS value is NOT recommended. This increases the amount of threads used for sending reminders. If you're sending many reminders in a single interval, increase this value. The live bot uses 1. New versions only run on one thread with asynchronous capability provided by Tokio and Reqwest

  • Run the release binary in ./target/release alongside the python file.

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