In Koishi console WebUI or Koishi Desktop App:

• open the Plugin Market and search for sleep-manage.
• click the Add button of the first one.
• Congratulation! You can now click the Enable button of the config page and voilà!

Or in your terminal:

yarn add koishi-plugin-sleep-manage
# or use npm:
npm i koishi-plugin-sleep-manage
## or use koishi desktop terminal(unsafe, may cause you can't get help from the qq group):
koi yarn -n default add koishi-plugin-sleep-manage

Just like communicating with a human, say hello to the Bot!

• 早安 - Say good morning to the Bot indicating that you are awake.
• 晚安 - Say good night to the Bot indicating that you are asleep.

You can also use other words as triggers, there are several related configuration in the config page of the plugin.

sleep - Show the command helper.

sleep.timezone - Set your own timezone instead of the default one. (e.g. +8 for UTC +0800)

(WIP) sleep.sleep - Set the time for bed. (e.g. 23:00) if you are still chating, the bot will remind you to go to bed.

sleep.auto - Set whether to automatically regard your first message in a day as the good morning trigger.

sleep.week - Show your weekly report for your sleep.

sleep.month - Show your monthly report for your sleep.

sleep.year - Show your yearly report for your sleep.

• kuchiguse : Suffix phrase adding to every sentence the Bot saying.
• command: Prefix for every commands, default is sleep.
• timezone : Default timezone.
• interval : Set amount of time to supress trigger greetings.
• firstMorning: Set whether to automatically regard everyone's first message in a day as the good morning trigger.
• multiTrigger: Set whether to respond user triggers multiple times in interval amount of time.
• morningSpan: Morning trigger time span.
• eveningSpan: Evening trigger time span.
• morningWord: Response word of morning.
• eveningWord: Response word of evening.

Thanks to JetBrains for supporting my open source project!

The project is licensed under the MIT License.