A Discord helper bot for Pokemon Go communities.

Kyogre is a heavily modified fork of Meowth (discordpy-v1 branch), a Discord bot written in Python 3.6.1+ built with discord.py v1.0.0a (rewrite branch)

Kyogre assists with organising Pokemon Go communities with support for:

• Team assignments
• Server greetings
• Wild Pokemon reporting
• Raid reporting and RSVP
• Research reporting
• Pokebattler integration for raid counters
• Silph card integration
• Gym matching
• Regional subdividing for large servers
• Notification subscriptions
• Automated listings for raids, research, wilds, etc
• Nest reporting (coming soon)

Go here for details on how to install Python 3.6.

For all future CLI commands, replace the command name python3 with the relevant interpreter command name for your system (such as the common py command name on Windows). See details here.

The rewrite branch of discord.py is an in-development branch that does not yet have an official stable release, however the default/master branch is feature-frozen, and lacks support for some of the newer features in discord such as categories.

If you intend to fork Meowth and alter any code, ensure you keep up to date with any breaking changes that might occur in this branch of discord.py.

python3 -m pip install -U git+https://github.com/Rapptz/discord.py@rewrite

PyNaCl is not installed, voice will NOT be supported

To clone the files from our repository or your own forked repository on GitHub, you will need to have git installed.

Download the Git for Windows software.

On install, ensure the following:

• Windows Explorer integration component (and all sub-components) is selected.
• Use Git from the Windows Command Prompt is selected in the PATH adjustment step.
• Checkout as-is, commit Unix-style line endings is selected in the line ending config step.

First check if it's already installed with:

git --version

If it's not already installed, use your relevant package manager to install it.

For Debian and Ubuntu, it would usually be:

sudo apt-get install git

After installing Git:

git clone https://github.com/tehstone/Kyogre.git

Install pip.

sudo apt-get install python3-pip

Copy the requirements.txt file from this repo to a local directory and install the listed requirements.

python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Then Install APSW:

python3 -m pip install --user https://github.com/rogerbinns/apsw/releases/download/3.27.2-r1/apsw-3.27.2-r1.zip \
--global-option=fetch --global-option=--version --global-option=3.27.2 --global-option=--all \
--global-option=build --global-option=--enable-all-extensions

1. Create a Bot user in the Discord Developers panel:

   • Click New App
   • Add an App Name, Description and App Icon (which will be intial bot avatar image)
   • Click Create App
   • Click Create a Bot User
   • Copy down your Client ID in the App Details box at the very top
   • In the App Bot User box, click to reveal Token and copy it down
   • Optional: Tick the Public Bot tickbox if you want to allow others to invite your bot to their own server.

2. Download the files in this repository, or your own fork if you intend to modify source

   Note: If you alter the code significantly, adapt to support platforms we don't or integrate any TOS-breaking features, we ask you don't name your instance Meowth to avoid confusion to users between our instance and yours.

3. Copy the bot config template config_blank.json, rename to config.json and edit it:

   • bot_token is the Token you copied down earlier from the Discord Developers page and requires quotes as it's a string.
   • default_prefix is the prefix the bot will use by default until a guild specifies otherwise with the set prefix command
   • master is your personal discord account ID. This should be a long set of numbers like 174764205927432192 and should not have quotes around it, as it's an int not a string.
     • You can get your ID by enabling Developer Mode on the Discord Client, in User Settings > Appearance > Advanced, which then enables you to right-click your username in chat and select the option Copy ID
     • Another method is to mention yourself in chat and add \ directly behind the mention for it to escape the mention string that's created, revealing your ID.
   • type_id_dict specifies what Pokemon Type emojis to use for your bot.
     • By default, it assumes you have the emojis in your own discord guild, and doesn't use the specific external emoji format. If you intend to allow the bot on multiple guilds, you will want to setup the external emoji strings.

4. Invite your Bot's User to your guild:

   • Get the Client ID you copied earlier from the Discord Developers page and replace the text <CLIENT_ID> with it in the following URL:
     https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=<CLIENT_ID>&scope=bot&permissions=268822608
   • Go to the URL, select your server and click Authorize
   • Verify you aren't a robot (if the captcha doesn't appear, disable your adblocker)

5. Run the launcher from the command prompt or terminal window:
   python3 launcher.py

   If successful, it should send "Starting up..." as well as basic info on startup.

6. Simply type !configure in your server to start the configuration process as normal.

  --help, -h           Show the help message
  --auto-restart, -r   Auto-Restarts Kyogre in case of a crash.
  --debug, -d          Prevents output being sent to Discord DM, as restarting
                       could occur often.

python3 launcher.py

python3 launcher.py -d

python3 launcher.py -r

docker build -t kyogre .

docker run -d -i \
--name kyogre \
-v ${CONFIG_FULL_PATH}:/src/config.json \
-v ${DATA_PATH}:/src/data \
kyogre