I guess it’s kind of a pseudo-Cabinet Office 3. At the centre of that show are the internal machinations of the Department of Administrative Affairs. It’s a show full of masterful linguistic contortions that would make a Mandarin proud even today. 1 In this post, I’ll share how I made my second bot: inspiration for this bot came from a binge-watching session of Yes, Minister – my second favourite politically-satirical TV show 2. My first bot was and I documented how I made it back in January 2017. To run the discord bot, you'll have to add the security.json file within the directory dynoBot/cfg.11 April 2020 Building a Twitter bot for the ‘Department of Administrative Affairs’Ī couple of years ago, I started making bots on Twitter for fun. It should install all required dependencies. How can I use the bot for my own discord server?įirst you need nodejs and optionally python3 for python modules and lua for lua modules.Īfter the installation, clone this repository and run npm install within the dynoBot folder. You can see all available commands by typing help" in the discord chat.Īlternatively you can take a look at the commands.json file. send wake-on-lan signals to start servers or other devices in your local network.music bot with Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube playlist support.Nevertheless, dynoBot can be used without writing a single line of code as long as the included modules are all you need. Therefore, dynoBot can be considered as a framework which handles everything related to the discord api, so you can immediately start developing your own modules. The idea behind the bot is to create the modules you need by yourself with a minimum amount of effort. It is built in a way that creating new modules can be done with ease in a scripting language you prefer. OverviewĭynoBot is a modular Discord bot using JavaScript and optionally also Python and Lua. Therefore, I will sadly put this project to rest. On top of that dynoBot is quite maintenance heavy, especially in regard of the music streaming module which depends on a lot of other npm packages that tend to break. I neither have the time nor the motivation to rewrite major parts of the code base. The main reason I took this decision is that converting the bot to use slash commands would require me to rewrite the entire command logic. The project will remain on GitHub but it will be achieved. This means that I won't fix any issues or bugs nor add new features. Due to discord's decision to enforce slash commands for bots,
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