A multi-purpose Discord application to spice up your experiences.
Focus mainly on Anime, Fun and Utility.
Note: Neko has been rebranded into Aoki. Future versions will only mention Aoki. Older versions will be kept as-is.
As I grow out of being broke as a developer, this is my another attempt at making a gateway-based app.
Took me a week of time to get everything up again, this was a very fun rewrite.
Previous versions were exclusive for Cloudflare Workers, they're still working if you want them. Those versions are tagged, and easily findable.
I don't expect the code to be readable or clean, a lot of logic stays behind an util function in Utilities.js. To ease out the process of maintaining and reading, I put comments on every functions in there.
License, GPL-3.0 license, read that file. I don't have any other requirements, this is a learning project pushed to production. A lot of secret keys are missing though, you should go find out what are those if you want to self-host.
Aoki is using MongoDB.
The mongoose library proves to be useless as I dislike the idea of having small fragmented files just for schemas. And it's easier to extend with mongodb.
About where all the JSONs are, they are stored online as the ever-expanding need of custom responses. n:point serves as a very good and simple JSON bin - and you can directly access anything with only the ID that you can predefine. One thing to note though, you must lock any JSON made there.
The function to access all of them are defined as Util#getStatic().
Q: 2 packages? Is this any good?
- You can go check for yourself. I hate flooding my stuff with packages I won't need 90% of each.
Q: 5 commands? Is this ANY good?
- I prefer making sub-commands. Doing this reduces the hassle of the command limit in the future.
- This is not a finished project, I'm still working on new stuff. Make an issue if you have an idea, I might get that in my bucket list.
Q: Why so terrible code writing?
- Some explanations of why I used certain "workarounds" and more chonky methods than normal should be on top of the line where those are located. Those are chonky with a reason!
- I'm known for my terrible code optimizations, and I lean towards readable code. I make my code even more readable with lots, lots of comments, so that when I read back, I know what did I think.
- Note that I lowercase and use abbreviations in most of my comments. I'm usually in a tired state when writing code, because I write code before going to bed. And I go to bed at around 1AM.
Q: I wanna ask questions!
- Maybe file an issue, I might be able to answer a clear concern. I want to make sure you know what to do.
Q: I wanna contribute! How to do that?
- That's great, there's a template ready for you to write a proper PR when you get on the tab, so there should be no major issues.
- I appreciate even tiny fixes about basically anything, so get going.