Svelte Bot - Cybernetically enhanced discord servers

Welcome to the repo for the official Svelte Discord bot!

Documentation

Commands

• Bookmark

  • Message command that lets you save a reference to a message from the server in your DMs. Right click any message then go to Apps in the context menu to use.

• Docs

  • /docs svelte or /docs sveltekit: Quickly search the Svelte or SvelteKit docs and send a link in the chat.
  • /mdn Same as above but for the MDN web docs.

• Github

  • /discussion, /issue or /pr search for matching discussions, issues or PRs in some of the sveltejs/* repositories and send links to the results in the chat.

• Tags: Tags are a way to store and reuse frequent responses so that you don't have to look up and type them out every time.

  • /tag Sends an existing tag to the chat.
  • /tags create Create a tag. You must have the threadlord role to use it.
  • /tags update Edit a tag. You must be the author of the tag to use it.
  • /tags delete Delete a tag. You must be the author of the tag or have the threadlord role.

• Threads: These are commands to manage the autothreads created by the bot. They can be used by the person who initiated the thread or by people with the threadlord role.

  • /thread rename
  • /thread solve Renames the thread to have a green checkmark at the start and sets the archive duration to 1hr.
  • /thread archive Archive an active thread without marking it as solved.
  • /thread reopen Reopen a thread that's been accidentally marked as solved.

• Stats: Currently disabled commands which let you see how many cookies‡ a user has and the server leaderboard.
  ‡ internet points for solving threads, not the evil tracking ones

Stack

Click on the links below to view the documentation on the different parts of the bot's tech stack:

• TypeScript
• JellyCommands
• SupaBase

Config

• The bots main config is located at src/config.ts, by default it will have the Svelte Discord & Testing configurations.

• All secrets should be in a .env file, the template/example can be found here.

Contributing

All contributions are welcome, please try and make an issue first since most new features might warrant a discussion beforehand. Bug fixes probably won't need an issue and direct pull requests are ok for them.

Running for development

1. Once you have the bot cloned and have run pnpm install then you need to make a .env file and fill out the fields:

   cp .env.example .env
   

2. Run the database with pnpm supabase start

3. Run the bot with pnpm dev

Code Conventions

Since there is no user facing code, prefer snake_case for variables and function names wherever possible. Local constants follow the same, whereas global constants should be in SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE.

Deploying

The bot uses the tsm module loader to transpile its Typescript code on the fly so there's no build step involved.

pnpm install
pnpm start