wf-itemtracker-bot

Hej! This bot is designed to track your item progress in Warframe, while providing some useful utilities like drop infos and a list of remaining required metarials. The bot is designed to for one person on a seperate Server. There isn't support for multiple people on a single Server yet!

It collects all the data from the API provided by warframe-status

Disclaimer

If items are missing when they are freshly released, the Warframe-Status API might not have included them yet, so my application might not display them!

Requirements

• Node.JS 18 LTS or later

Getting Started

1. Fork this Repo/Download the code (forking will allow automatic github backups)
2. If you have forked, clone your repo locally (if you downloaded, skip this)
3. Create an application on Discord
4. Copy the application ID and set it in config/clientConfig.json
5. Click on Bot
6. Reset the Token, copy the new one and set it in config/clientConfig.json
7. Click on OAuth2 then on URL Generator
8. Select bot and applications.command
9. Give the bot permissions, I recommend Send Messages, Manage Channels, Manage Messages, Embed Links
10. Copy the link, paste it into your Browser and add the bot to your server
11. run npm i in the root directory of the bot
12. run the bot with node start.js
13. Execute the /init command on the discord Server, which will lead to the bot creating a category and channels for the item-tracking
14. You're good to go!

Features

Items can be labeled as 'crafted' with /crafted and removed with /uncraft. Labeling them as crafted removes them from ressource calculations and flags them in the embeds.

Items can be set as 'done' with /done and added back with /undone. Setting them as done removes them from ressource calculations and from the embeds.

Information about a single item can be seen with the /iteminfo command.

/ingredients returns a list of missing ingredients (might not be totally accurate, if items with complex (multiple sub crafts) crafting recipes are included).

The /refresh command refetches all data and then reloads all the embeds.

And with /wiki you can quickly let the bot look for a specific wiki entry (keep in mind that the wiki title must be exactly the query inputted).

Configurations

You can enable automatic backup to your git repo (if you've created a fork, that is) in /config/config.json. Make sure never to push your bot token!

There are also additional config values in this file, if you want to customize anything else!