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Discord bot for Gladiator to run leagues and display results.

Setting Up

This codebase uses Docker Compose as the primary build system and can be run on any system with that installed:

docker-compose build

It is often helpful to be able to run things (like cargo check or cargo test) outside of docker. This project is implemented in (mostly) Rust, so installing that---while not required---is encouraged.

Environment Variables

The bot uses 3 environment variables during its run, only one of which is required:

  • DATABASE_URL (required): The connection string for the (PostgreSQL) database
  • DISCORD_TOKEN: The access token for the discord bot. See their API docs for details.
  • SENTRY_TOKEN: The access token for sentry, which is used for logging in production.
  • PREFIX: The command prefix used by the bot. Defaults to !.

For development, you'll want to copy the example .env file to bot-rs/.env. The example value provided uses the default login credentials for the database. These credentials are obviously NOT SECURE and should be changed if you are running outside of a local development machine.

If DISCORD_TOKEN is unset, the only thing you'll be able to do is work with existing results via the site (which is accessible at localhost:3000 by default)

Database Initialization

The base docker images should set up almost everything. After successfully building, you will need to run:

docker-compose up -d db                                        # start the DB first so postgres has time to start
docker-compose run botrs diesel database setup --locked-schema # setup the DB

Changes to the schema should be committed to version control using diesel migration commands. For example:

diesel migration generate example # generation migration named "example"
# edit your migration
diesel migration run # run the migration
diesel migration redo # revert and re-run the migration as necessary to get it right

Some test data is included in db-setup/test_data.sql. If you have psql installed, you can import it with:

psql $DATABASE_URL < db-setup/test_data.sql

Running Tests

The full test suite requires the database to be running and the DATABASE_URL environment variable to be set.

docker-compose up db -d             # start the DB in the background
export DATABASE_URL=....            # set the DB connection info
cargo test                          # run the tests
docker-compose run botrs cargo test # alternative to cargo test if you didn't install rust locally

Deploying

Contact emallson via the Gladiator Discord if you are interested in deploying your own league bot.