The goal of our project was to generate a Discord bot (his name is Felix) that responds to certain statements within a Discord channel. Essentially, you can run vagrant up and this will start Felix and run his corresponding script. Once that occurs, Felix will be awake and ready to respond within the channel, based on certain keywords or phrases that others write. We are also hosting the project in Heroku's cloud platform. Felix is automatde in the sense that when you run vagrant up, he is awake and ready to respond in the channel, and the project is hosted within Heroku's cloud platform automatically.

There are a few initial set up aspects you must do before running either locally or virtually.

1. Create a .env file nano .env
2. Add Discord api key in the .env file API_KEY=[insert key here], to save and exit: control X, Y, enter
3. Lastly, you need to make sure the Discord certificate is installed correctly on your machine. Paste this in terminal: sudo /Applications/Python\ 3.9/Install\ Certificates.command ; exit; -- pip install --upgrade certifi. However, if you are running a different version of python, say 3.7, replace the 3.9 with 3.7. To check your version, run python --version from your root directory.

Be sure the three steps above are completed first!

1. Create a virtual environment python -m venv .venv
2. Activate the virtual environment source .venv/bin/activate
3. Install requirements pip install -r requirements.txt
4. Run the script python bot.py

Be sure the three steps above are completed first!

1. Run vagrant up - that's it!

To shutdown the machine, run vagrant destroy -f.

1. $good bot - Returns a cat smiling png file (will also return this file if a message contains 'good bot')
2. $bad bot - Returns a sad face (will also return this file if a message contains 'bad bot')
3. $mood - Returns a random png with Felix's possible mood at the time
4. $hello - Returns a Hello {Your Name}!
5. $kanye - Returns a random quote by accessing the kanye.rest API.

1. Python
2. Vagrant
3. Heroku

1. Discord API Reference
2. How to make a Discord bot
3. Discord.py Python library

• Colby Hillman (ColbyHman)
• Trae Freeman (MrTsfree)
• Kylie Norwood (kylienorwood)
• Jarod Frekot (Jarod-Frekot)