A bot I made for my friends and I. Feel free to message me if you have questions :)
This has kind of turned into an amalgamation of a bunch of different projects into one repo, so cloning this repo will almost certainly not be beneficial for you. If you find a feature you might find helpful, feel free to copy that part of code and add it to your own implementation.
An internal task that checks the current version of the Fortnite manifest, and is configured to post in a specific channel when there's an update. A launcherAppClient2 token is needed for this function. Fortunately, the credentials you need to generate it is the same for everyone. You can grab them from MixV2's Epic Research repo.
An internal task that checks the current status of Fortnite via Epic's Lightswitch service, configured to post in a specific channel when the status changes. A fortnitePCGameClient token is needed for this function. Again, you can get this from MixV2's Epic Research repo.
An internal task that checks whether there are new items in the shop every 5 minutes. It only posts items that weren't in the shop yesterday. I used FortniteAPI.io's API for this feature.
An internal task that checks whether there are new offers ($) in the shop every 30 minutes. Posts the name, price, expiration date and image. Fortunately, this doesn't require any authentication.
Unfortunately Windscribe doesn't offer a public API to add/change an ephemeral peer port for your account so I had to use Selenium (stop crying it'll be okay). It works by getting a new ephemeral peer port, using Transmission's RPC to change the client's peer port, and using subprocess to send a reboot command to a Docker container running Transmission (so the new port takes effect). Very hacky but it works :)
Posts the UV forecast and protection window in the morning, and updates every minute throughout the day. Includes a ping if the forecast was incorrect. Uses data from ARPANSA
This is also its own repo, but this one will almost certainly be more up to date. The plan is to make this a web app one day.
Get updates when a product you're tracking changes. This can include price, promotional status, and availability.
Search for an item. Uses a Discord embed with pagination.
Mostly just made this for a friend who likes Lego and wanted to be the first to know when an out of stock item would be available again. Plus, I wanted to see if I could tackle the absolute mess of GraphQL they use (it's so scary).
Get updates when a product you're tracking changes. This can include price, promotional status, and availability.
Search for an item. Uses a Discord embed with pagination. Doesn't work very well because the way Lego's search function works is absolutely wack.