PyDrocsid Bot Template

Template Instructions

• Adjust name, repository and author in config.yml
• Replace the banner in bot/pydrocsid_bot.py#L19. You can generate one on this website.
• Add the cogs you want to use in bot/bot.py#L80.
• Adjust repository in Dockerfile#L22
• Adjust docker image tags in .github/workflows/ci.yml#L9
• Enable push to docker registries in .github/workflows/ci.yml#L166
• Add reviewers in .github/dependabot.yaml
• Enable the Merge Template workflow
• Adjust this README.md and remove this section

Development

Prerequisites

• Python 3.10
• Poetry + poethepoet
• Git
• Docker + docker-compose (recommended)
• PyCharm Community/Professional (recommended)

Clone the repository

SSH (recommended)

git clone --recursive git@github.com:PyDrocsid/template.git

HTTPS

git clone --recursive https://github.com/PyDrocsid/template.git

Setup development environment

After cloning the repository, you can setup the development environment by running the following command:

poe setup

This will create a virtual environment, install the dependencies, create a .env file and install the pre-commit hook.

Environment variables

To set the required environment variables it is necessary to create a file named .env in the root directory (there is a template for this file in bot.env). If you need a token, generate one by following these instructions: Creating a Bot Account (Note you need to enable the options under Privileged Gateway Intents)

Project structure

Project
├── bot
│  ├── cogs
│  │  ├── custom
│  │  │  ├── <cog>
│  │  │  │  ├── translations
│  │  │  │  │  └── en.yml
│  │  │  │  ├── __init__.py
│  │  │  │  ├── api.py
│  │  │  │  ├── cog.py
│  │  │  │  ├── colors.py
│  │  │  │  ├── models.py
│  │  │  │  ├── permissions.py
│  │  │  │  └── settings.py
│  │  │  ├── contributor.py
│  │  │  ├── pubsub.py
│  │  │  └── translations.py
│  │  └── library (submodule)
│  │     ├── <category>
│  │     │  └── <cog>
│  │     │     ├── translations
│  │     │     │  └── en.yml
│  │     │     ├── __init__.py
│  │     │     ├── api.py
│  │     │     ├── cog.py
│  │     │     ├── colors.py
│  │     │     ├── documentation.md
│  │     │     ├── models.py
│  │     │     ├── permissions.py
│  │     │     └── settings.py
│  │     ├── contributor.py
│  │     ├── pubsub.md
│  │     ├── pubsub.py
│  │     └── translations.py
│  ├── bot.py
│  └── pydrocsid_bot.py
└── config.yml

PyCharm configuration

• Open PyCharm and go to Settings ➔ Project ➔ Python Interpreter
• Open the menu Python Interpreter and click on Show All...
• Click on the plus symbol
• Click on Poetry Environment
• Select Existing environment (setup the environment first by running poe setup)
• Confirm with OK
• Change the working directory to root path ➔ Edit Configurations ➔ Working directory

Finally, please remember to mark the bot directory as Sources Root (right click on bot ➔ Mark Directory as ➔ Sources Root).

Installation instructions

Using Docker

# clone git repository and cd into it
git clone --recursive https://github.com/PyDrocsid/template.git
cd template

# build docker image
sudo docker build -t pydrocsid/template .

# adjust the docker-compose.yml and create a .env file
cp bot.env .env
vim .env
vim docker-compose.yml

# start redis, database and bot using docker-compose
sudo docker-compose up -d

Local installation

# install poetry and poethepoet
pip install poetry poethepoet

# create virtual environment and install requirements
poetry install --no-root --no-dev

# start the bot
poe bot

Environment variables

Variable Name	Description	Default Value
TOKEN	Discord Bot Token
GITHUB_TOKEN	GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT) with public access
LOG_LEVEL	one of DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL	INFO
PYCORD_LOG_LEVEL	one of DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL	ERROR
DB_DRIVER	Name of the SQL connection driver	mysql+aiomysql
DB_HOST	Hostname of the database server	localhost
DB_PORT	Port on which the database server is running	3306
DB_DATABASE	Name of the database you want to use	bot
DB_USER	Username for the database account	bot
DB_PASSWORD	Password for the database account	bot
POOL_RECYCLE	Number of seconds between db connection recycling	300
POOL_SIZE	Size of the connection pool	20
MAX_OVERFLOW	The maximum overflow size of the connection pool	20
SQL_SHOW_STATEMENTS	whether SQL queries should be logged	False
REDIS_HOST	Hostname of the redis server	redis
REDIS_PORT	Port on which the redis server is running	6379
REDIS_DB	Index of the redis database you want to use	0
CACHE_TTL	Time to live of redis cache in seconds	28800
RESPONSE_LINK_TTL	Time to live of links between command messages and the resulting bot responses	7200
REPLY	wether to use the reply feature when responding to commands	True
MENTION_AUTHOR	wether to mention the author when the reply feature is being used	True
SENTRY_DSN	[Optional] Sentry DSN for logging
SENTRY_ENVIRONMENT	[Optional] Sentry environment	production
OWNER_ID	[Optional] Discord User ID of the person who should recieve status information.
DISABLED_COGS	[Optional] Cogs you'd like to disable.