A Discord.js bot for services publishing, made with nyx.
- Publishing services with a user friendly interface, giving a preview of the service and warnings or denied requirements. Also allows editing and deleting offers, as well as republishing them.
- Configurable requirements that the user or published service must meet (denying the creation otherwise) or should meet (warning the user otherwise).
- Completely configurable messages for every bot component (no hardcoded messages).
- Supports multiple languages, allowing to select one in the config.
- Powerful placeholder system to display information in messages.
- Uses the powerful HOCON syntax, allowing for easy reusability.
- Copy one of the templates in
./example-configand paste it as./config, then edit it accordingly. - Optionally, change the datasource provider in
prisma/schema.prismatomysql,postgresqlorsqlite(default). - Create a
.envfile with the following content:
# For MySQL: mysql://user:password@host:port/database
# For PostgreSQL: postgresql://user:password@host:port/database
# For SQLite: file:./<path>.db, relative to ./prisma. For example: file:../database.db
DATABASE_URL=The connection URL to your database.- Run
pnpm installto install the dependencies,pnpm buildto build the bot andpnpm startto start it.
Alternatively, use the provided Dockerfile:
# Build the image (only once or after updating)
docker build -t hermes-bot .
# Start the bot, mounting the config directory
docker run --name hermes-bot --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)"/config,target=/usr/src/app/config -d hermes-bot
# Use `docker restart hermes-bot` to restart the bot after doing changes in config.Keep in mind that you still need to follow the first step in the manual installation.
When starting, you can use the --deploy flag if you want it to deploy commands. For example:
pnpm start --deployOr when running with Docker:
docker run --name hermes-bot --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)"/config,target=/usr/src/app/config -d hermes-bot --deploy