This is a Discord client for super-bot. It is built using botkit-discord. It currently supports any kind of attachment (images, files, etc.).
You can run this app in a docker container by using:
docker run gfaraj/super-bot-discord
You will need to specify a couple of environment variables so that the discord client can successfully sign in as your bot user, and so that it knows where the super-bot service is located:
docker run --env SUPERBOT_URL=http://MY_MACHINE:3000/message --env BOT_TOKEN=yourdiscordbottoken gfaraj/super-bot-discord
The SUPERBOT_URL variable defaults to "http://localhost:3000/message" if not set. You can also use the --env-file parameter if needed. The github repository also contains a couple of docker-compose files to aid in setting up a container for this app.
docker-compose up
Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/gfaraj/super-bot-discord.git
and install its dependencies by running:
npm install
Make sure you have npm and Node 10 or newer installed.
You can run the Discord client with the following command:
npm run start
The client uses a JSON configuration file located in the ./config folder. See the config package documentation for more information. You will also need to provide an environment variable called BOT_TOKEN either through the command-line or by creating an .env file. See the included .env.example file.
Here are some demos of the bot responding through Discord (refer back to super-bot for information about available commands):
Record any number of custom factoids and then you can replay them randomly for fun:
When using an @ mention on the bot, it will read what you sent as a natural language query. The natural language plug-in currently uses Google Dialogflow to respond. You can configure the Agent in any way you want and send queries through super-bot:
