A highly configurable bot that is built around a single TOML file
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find redirect target by user ID
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src find redirect target by user ID 4 months ago
.editorconfig Indent with 2 spaces instead of 4 4 years ago
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CHANGELOG.md Added readme and changelog 4 years ago
README.md update javacord and run ktlint 4 months ago
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check.sh Minor changes to deployment process 4 years ago
deploy.sh Minor changes to deployment process 4 years ago
settings.gradle bot runs and can ping/pong 5 years ago

README.md

kagebot

Kinda dead.

This bot is a replacement for my old one with a very simple premise: As much as possible should be configurable in a human-readable way. This will allow anyone to modify the config to host their own instance tailored to their own needs, and it allows server moderators to make changes without any coding experience. Even at runtime. I try to maintain a comprehensive default configuration as part of the repository because the past has taught me that Im not good at updating readmes.

A few months after

The bot has become somewhat specialized at this point, but I think it should still be generally reusable if a similar use case arises. The implementation has kind of deteriorated into a playground for me (adding arrow-kt and just generally trying out FP stuff)[1], but its been running and moderating a 1000+ user server for over a year with relatively little maintenance.

[1]: While arrow is great, adding it to a project after the fact leads to a very weird combination of FP and non-FP constructs. Would not recommend in production. This was also built in an early version of arrow that still had Kind and other concepts that were scrapped later, but I dont plan to update that ever. The bot can keep running as-is until it breaks.