Inhouse (in-server?) joke Discord bot. Unless you're already aware of what this is, you likely won't care about this project.

How to use

1. Create config.secret.json in the VolData folder (pepega-bot/VolData)
2. Fill it with the bot secret

{
    "BotSecret": "GO TO https://discord.com/developers/applications -> Your App -> Bot -> Click to Reveal Token. Paste here"
}

3. Run with dotnet run or F5 in Visual Studio

Docker (Linux)

You can find the compiled image here. This repository uses Github actions for CI on every push to the master branch.

Of course, you can also build the image yourself using the repository's Dockerfile.

Use an example docker-compose file like this. Use either a bind, or named docker volume, but bind it to /app/VolData. It contains config.json, config.secret.json and the text logs folder by default

services:
  pepega-bot:
    image: mates1500/pepega-bot:latest
    volumes:
      - pepega-bot-vol:/app/VolData
    network_mode: "host"
    restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
  pepega-bot-vol:

Currently, amd64 and arm64 linux architectures are supported and automatically built in the CI pipeline.

Windows containers should also theoretically work with a different base image, but I don't care enough with my usecase to test it out.