Wings of Vaivora, a Discord bot made for Tree of Savior, was created using discord.py
. The bot aims to enhance or simplify some mechanics in-game, notably through a reminder system. Wings of Vaivora was originally inspired by a similar Discord bot named Talt Bot, authored by Velcro.
master
, the stable version: [3.8.1]- You should expect the bot to work if configured correctly.
rewrite
, the development version: [3.8.1]- The bot may not run. You should not use this.
asyncio_archive
, the archived version: [n1.9g]- You should not use this. Built on
discord.py
"asyncio".
- You should not use this. Built on
Command usage below:
$boss
for Boss Tracking$settings
for Guild Settings$gems
for Gem Calculations$offset
for Time Zones and Offsets$events
for Event Tracking$admin
for (limited) administration commands
This code is designed around the following:
- Python 3.7
discord.py
and all of its dependencies- other requirements
- setup with Discord Developer Apps
- create an application, create a bot user from the application, get the token
Set up your environment for self-hosting. Read Requirements for dependencies.
Python venv
is highly recommended for managing your files, including dependencies.
Like so:
$ git clone <url> && cd wings-of-vaivora
$ # venv may be installable in package management.
$ # For Debian-like distros, `apt install python3-venv`
$ python -m venv venv
$ . venv/bin/activate
(venv) $ pip install -r requirements.txt
(venv) $ # See directly below for setting up your config.
(venv) $ python bot.py
To set up your configuration, copy config.yaml.example
into config.yaml
and change all the fields according to your build. I have left some defaults that may be preferred.
You may also want to customize emoji.yaml
. Copy from emoji.yaml.example
to emoji.yaml
and change the values as you'd like. You may also use custom emojis if you choose.
โ Note that this setup has only been tested on Debian-like distros. Other *nix derivatives should work fine, but no guarantees will be made. Windows is not supported.
โ The community of discord.py
strongly recommends using an init-like management tool, e.g. systemd
, if you desire to run the script in the background. I leave you to research how to set this up.
- Read here
- Read here
This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tree of Savior, Discord, or discord.py
. See LICENSE
and terms of use for more detail.