Celebrate and record your PUBG chicken dinners!
Dinnerbot is a PUBG Discord companion bot that tracks wins, lists PUBG stats and celebrates your chicken dinners 🥳
- Monitors a channel for winning screenshots and responds with WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER and some emoji 🐔 🏆 🍽
- Watches Discord presence to proactively alert user of win and post winning match stats
- Tracks wins for each user
- Queries PUBG API for stats
Use !wins command to see current win count, you can tag users to show their count as well.
Ex. !wins @DericLee @Tarvis produces:
Use !help or mention the bot to get a list of available commands
The bot can query the PUBG API for stats from the last win and lifetime stats. You'll need to get a PUBG API Key and add it via the PUBG_API_KEY environment variable
Winning screenshots are determined by comparing the uploaded screenshot with a known win screenshot (base.png). If the uploaded screenshot is within a certain similarity score to the base image, a win is awarded.
If the uploaded image is not within the specified threshold, the image will be OCRed and the bot looks for the text "WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER"
Why not OCR first?
When a winning screenshot is added, dinnerbot will compute the SHA1 hash of the uploaded image and store it in the database. This is used to avoid someone uploading duplicate images.
dinnerbot can monitor your Discord Presence and detect if you've won a match. If so, it will send a message to your desired channel, along with stats from the winning match
Create a new dev app on Discord here.
Under the Bot section, click Add Bot and copy your bot's Token.
Presence Intent
If you want dinnerbot to alert when it detects a win via Discord presence, be sure to enable Presence Intent under the Privileged Gateway Intents on the Bot section
Add the bot to your server using bot authorization flow:
Example link (note CLIENT_ID != TOKEN):
https://discordapp.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID&scope=bot&permissions=75840
The simplest way to run dinnerbot. You need to map the /data volume in order for it to run
docker pull ptrfrll/dinnerbot:latest
docker run -d -e BOT_TOKEN="BOT_TOKEN" -e CHANNEL_ID="CHANNEL_ID" -e PUBG_API_KEY="PUBG_API_KEY" -v path_on_local_machine:/data:rw ptrfrll/dinnerbot
Example:
docker run -d --name dinnerbot \
-e BOT_TOKEN="FAKETOKEN1234" \
-e CHANNEL_ID="1234567890" \
-e PUBG_API_KEY="abc123" \
-v C:\Users\ptrfrll\dinnerbot\data:/data:rw \
ptrfrll/dinnerbot
Rename the example.env file to .env in the root of the project and update the appropriate environment variables
Start the bot with:
$ npm install
$ npm run dev
| Name | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| BOT_TOKEN | Discord Bot Token | ✔ | |
| CHANNEL_ID | ID of Discord channel that bot monitors | ✔ | |
| DATA_PATH | Path to store DB and log files | ✔ | /data |
| COMMAND_PREFIX | What character to prefix a bot command (e.g. !help) | ! | |
| LOGMODE | Logging mode (info or debug) | info | |
| AUTH_USERS | Comma delimited list of Discord user Ids that can preform authorized commands | ||
| AUTH_ROLES | Comma delimited list of Discord server roles that can preform authorized commands | ||
| PUBG_API_KEY | PUBG API key used for stat lookup |
- Discord.js - Javascript library for Discord API
- Sequelize - ORM
- Axios - Promise based HTTP client
- Tesseract.js - OCR Library
- JIMP - Image processing