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MarriageBot

Discord Bots

This is a small Discord bot intended to bring love to your Discord servers. What it does is allows two users to get married. There are no benefits or drawbacks to being married. It simply is a thing that you can do. Here's a family tree you can make through marrying and adopting various users:

A large family tree composed entirely of Discord users

Me

I'm Caleb#2831. Feel free to ask for help at any time. If you like what I do, then feel free to help out.

Thanks

Thanks to all of you on the Landfall Games server for helping with the testing, especially Danny who I agreed I would give a specific shoutout too.

Thank you to Adrien Vergé for familytreemaker.py, which I used for a long while before I came up with my own code for the same thing.

Thanks to Graphwiz for being a free piece of software that I can use at my leisure.

A thank you to @Binasaurus-Hex for making the external website for me while I worked on other stuff.

Commands

Note: there's no command to accept or decline a proposal. Just say something along the lines of "yes" or "no" into chat, and it'll interpret that from there.

  • m!propose @User#1231 This command allows you to initiate a marriage with another user. They, of course, can then deny your proposal, but that's unimportant

  • m!divorce @User#1231 This does the opposite of the marry command, as you can imagine. It opens you back up to the dating pool.

  • m!adopt @User#1231 Lets you try to adopt the mentioned user.

  • m!makeparent @User#1231 Asks the person to be your parent. This will further restrict you from the dating pool, but makes your fake family trees look cooler.

  • m!disown @User#1231 Allows you to disown one of your children.

  • m!emancipate @User#1231 The equivelant of running away from home. Removes your parent.

  • m!partner [@User#1231] Shows who the user's partner is. Defaults to yourself.

  • m!parent [@User#1231] Shows who the user's parent is. Defaults to yourself.

  • m!relationship @User#1231 [@User2#4564] Shows you the relationship beteween the two given users (or the first user and yourself).

  • m!familysize [@User#1231] Gives you the amount of people in your family tree.

  • m!tree [@User#1231] Shows the family tree of the given user on the server the command was called from. Defaults to yourself. The bot needs to be able to send images to do this.

  • m!globaltree [@User#1231] Shows the family tree of the given user across all servers (since families persist over different servers). Defaults to yourself. The bot needs to be able to send images to do this.

  • m!treefile [@User#1231] Gives you the full family tree output for the given user as a .ged file.

  • m!prefix [Prefix] For when m! isn't good enough (you must have the manage_guild permission to run this command. You'll always be able to mention the bot to get its attention, so don't worry about forgetting the prefix).

Testimonials

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Self-Hosting

To host this bot yourself, you will need to install Python 3.6 or above, as well as the Discord.py rewrite (listed in requirements.txt). The database that I use is Postgres, and the SQL to generate the database and all relevant tables is included in the config folder, though you will have to edit and rename the config/config.json file to work properly for your database setup.

After you set up the database, install the requirements (which are just Discord.py rewrite, asyncpg, and Graphwiz) and you're good to go.

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