xlydn

An in-the-works Discord and Twitch bot, run locally by the streamer.
Get updates on development progress by joining the discord server

Before you try to run this, heres a good idea if it'll work or not:
As for how to run it, You'll need python 3.7 (not 3.6, not 3.8, not 3.9).
Install the requirements with

py -3.7 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

if you're on windows, or

python3.7 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

on MacOS/Linux.

Xlydn uses the fbs package to run and compile. To run the source, use

fbs run

alternatively, install the binary releases (just kidding, no binary releases have been made yet. SoonTm)

Plugins

As of right now, the plugin api is very much in the works. The functions available for plugins are viewable in src/main/python/addons/scripting/helpers.py and src/.../scripting/models.py. A very basic script would look something like

from addons.scripting import helpers, models

def setup(manager):
    manager.inject(Hello(manager))

class Hello(helpers.Injection):
    def __init__(self, manager):
        self.manager = manager

    @helpers.Injection.listen()
    async def on_state_update(self, state: bool):
        # state_update is called when the user toggles the script on or off
        pass

    @helpers.Injection.listen() # the spec_update event, specified by the function name
    async def on_spec_update(self, spec: dict):
        self.settings = spec
        # this event currently wont be called, it is for future dashboard integration

    @helpers.Injection.listen("message") # the message event, specified in the decorator
    async def we_got_a_message(self, message: models.PartialMessage):
        pass

    @helpers.Injection.listen("will_unload")
    async def will_unload(self):
        # this function will be called when the plugin is about to be unloaded, giving you time to do some cleanup
        pass

    @helpers.Injection.command("hello") # creates a command that will be fired when someone types <prefix>hello
    async def command_hello(self, message: models.PartialMessage):
        message.channel.send(f"Hello, {message.author.name}!")
        print("hello!")

You may upload your plugin to the xlydn servers using the plugin upload command on discord. To do so, you must first register as a plugin dev. There is no easy public-facing way to do this currently, simply hopping into the discord server and pinging Tom will be the easiest way for now. Once you've uploaded your plugin, anyone can download it using the plugin download command. I will make proper documentation for the plugin api once I've created a more solid system.