Sweetie Bot

A simple Philomena-based booru image fetching bot with a few extra additions for spice.

Configuring

The provided settings.example.yml file is well-commented and should provide enough documentation for you to tweak the bot to your liking.

Running in Docker

Copy settings.example.yml and database.example.yml as settings.yml and database.yml, and fill those out.

Create and import the database schema from structure.sql

sqlite3 ./bot.db
sqlite> .read ./db/structure.sql

Run the bot:

docker run --rm -it \
  -v ./settings.yml:/opt/sweetie-bot/config/settings.yml \
  -v ./database.yml:/opt/sweetie-bot/config/database.yml \
  -v ./bot.db:/opt/sweetie-bot/db/bot.db \
  -e DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN=your_discord_bot_token_here \
  -e PHILOMENA_API_KEY=your_booru_api_key_here \
  ghcr.io/derpibooru/sweetie-bot

Running Manually

Prerequisites

• Linux (anything non-musl will probably work)
• Ruby 3.4.7
• libsqlite3-dev

sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev

...or your distribution's package manager. You're a grown-up adult, you can figure it out, probably.

Cloning the Repo and Running

First, clone the repository and navigate to it's folder

git clone https://github.com/furbooru/furbot
cd furbot

Install all the required packages using Bundler

bundle install

Copy the example config file (located in the config/ folder) and modify it

cp settings.example.yml settings.yml

Import the database schema from structure.sql

sqlite3 ./db/bot.db
sqlite> .read ./db/structure.sql

Once you're done, you can run the bot by running

./bin/sweetie-bot

If you want to load a specific configuration file, you can use -c to specify it's location

./bin/sweetie-bot -c settings.yml