Elite Dangerous Copilot

🎯 What is Copilot?

Copilot is a discord bot that can help you look up the information you need. Anything from nearest material traders, tick detection, to faction influence details or ongoing conflicts. List of all commands can be found below. Bot currently supports two languages: English and Slovak.

1. Add Copilot to your server
2. Set it up using the /copilot command to choose your preferred language, faction and channel for reporting ticks.
3. Enjoy! 🎉

Faction conflicts report

Note
Copilot is currently in closed beta so is not possible to invite him to your server yet. (But will be soon!)

📡 Commands

Command	Description
copilot	Setup/update preferences (admins only).
faction systems	List of systems where your faction is present with current influence & trend.
faction conflicts	List of ongoing conflicts with details.
system	Get info about a system and its factions.
profile	Show off your Elite Dangerous profile.
broker	Nearest tech brokers.
trader	Nearest material traders.
factors	Nearest interstellar factors.
distance	Calculate distance between two systems.
tick	Get the latest tick time.
setup profile	Setup your Elite Dangerous profile.

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Development

💻 Environment Setup

1. Create an app with a bot on Discord developer portal
2. Copy .env.example file to .env file and fill in the values.
3. Set your development server ID and bot token in .env file.
4. Install the dependencies with npm install.
5. Run docker-compose up to start the DB.
6. Run npm run migrate:dev to create the tables.
7. Run npm run register-commands to register the commands on your testing server.
8. Run npm run dev to start the bot.

💿 Migrations

After changing the prisma schema, create a migration using following command:

prisma migrate dev --name added_column

Whenever you make changes to your Prisma schema in the future, you manually need to invoke prisma generate in order to accommodate the changes in your Prisma Client API.

📖 Translations

To add new languages or update existing translations, run the following command:

npm run translations:watch

Then you can start editing the translations in src/i18n folder. For documentation on how to use the translation library, see typesafe-i18n documentation.

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Spaghetti code, please don't judge. 🙏
Made with 💗 in free time.