A diabetes oriented Discord bot. This is a Rust rewrite of Diabot
Use this invite link
Administration documentation will be added soon ™️.
Diabot is a public Discord bot. This means that anyone can invite the bot to their server. Hosting a public bot isn't free. Diabot requires a machine to run on, and a database. Both of these things cost money. While there is a budget to ensure Diabot can continue running without any financial support from others, we do appreciate contributions. Financial contributions are used to pay for hosting costs, and (when the budget allows this) run a separate test version of Diabot, so we can better test it. When money is left over after all hosting fees are paid, this money will be saved for when contributions can't fully support the project.
If you wish to help pay for diabot hosting and development, you can Become a supporter on OpenCollective or sponsor cascer1 on GitHub.
Any support received will be used to pay for the hosting and improvement of Diabot. This is not a for-profit project.
For detailed instructions, see Running Diabot
- Find the most recent build for your environment on the releases page and download it.
- Ensure you have a
DISCORD_TOKENenvironment variable. - Run the executable.
Diabot releases are automatically published to the GitHub Container Registry. So, you can simply launch a new container to get up and running quickly:
docker run -e DISCORD_TOKEN='token' ghcr.io/cascer1/diabot:latestThank you for your interest in contributing to the development of Diabot.
We use GitHub issues to keep track of bugs and feature requests. Before opening a new issue, please check whether that issue has already been reported.
Pull Requests are welcome. When you submit a pull request, please make sure that you have tested your changes to ensure nothing is broken. On top of that, please describe your changes in the pull request. When your pull request is related to an issue, please mention this in the description. The description doesn't have to be anything fancy, so long as it helps the maintainers understand what the changes do.
