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README.md

Torii Bot

A Discord bot for interacting with your Dojo world via Torii.

Features:

  • Poll a Torii for information.
  • Expose a slash command for reading Torii state.
  • Easy to extend with new commands.
  • GraphQL codegen for Torii models.

Setup

Follow the steps below to obtain your Discord Token. You will also need to acquire your Discord channel ID where you want to send messages. You can obtain this by right-clicking on a channel in your Discord and selecting 'Copy Channel ID'.

Developing

pnpm install

Terminal 1 - Serve the Bot

pnpm serve

Terminal 2 - Build and Watch

pnpm build --watch

Now, try running it on your server. Remember to restart your bot after making changes.

Adding Torii GraphQL Models

Torii exposes dynamically generated models based on your world's models. We can use this to generate a GraphQL SDK for easy querying of the world.

You can access the GraphQL dashboard by navigating to http://0.0.0.0:8080/graphql if your Torii is running locally.

Codegen

Add your GraphQL schema to src/graphql/schema.graphql, then run

pnpm codegen

Now you can access the sdk in your app like:

import { sdk } from "../config.js";

const { data } = await sdk.getMoves({ player });

Create discord bot step by step

Create a Discord Bot Step by Step

Step 1: Go to Discord Developers and create a new application. Step 1

Step 2: Name the application. Step 2

Step 3: Select the 'Bot' sidebar item and reset and save the Auth token. Store it in a .env file within your application. Do not share or commit this token. Ensure its confidentiality. Step 3

Step 4: Enable the switches as shown in the image below. Your app will not function properly without doing this. Step 4

Step 5: Choose the 'OAuth2' sidebar item and make the selections as shown. Opt for additional choices if you understand their implications. Step 5

Step 6: Determine the permissions for the bot. As our goal is only to send messages, that's what we'll select. Step 6

Step 7: Navigate to the URL generated in the previous step and add the bot to your server. Step 7

Deploying

Deploying these apps onto Railway is the easiest.

  1. Create Account
  2. Create a new project and deploy via git
  3. In your project settings

Update the project settings:

Build Command: bun run build

Run Commands: bun run serve

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