Welcome to the work in progress that is SoulBOT, a NodeJS bot utilization the Discord.JS library. The main feature of SoulBOT is its soul, which allows you to give your bot a personality. Will yours be friendly? Snarky? Shy? The possibilities are as endless as your imagination!

To see a live version of SoulBOT, drop by the Quill & Blade Discord server at http://quillnblade.com/discord-app and meet Azurite, our friendly and quirky chat bot who loves treats and runs a text-based RPG for our Patrons.

SoulBOT is built using discord.js and, therefore, requires node.js 8.0.0 or newer. You will also need npm to install dependencies as well as utilize the built-in shortcuts.

After getting node and npm on your server, you'll want to download or clone the master branch of this repo. There is a little setup required before your Discord bot will work:

• If you haven't already, then create your bot. You can find instructions for this here: https://github.com/reactiflux/discord-irc/wiki/Creating-a-discord-bot-&-getting-a-token
• If you haven't already, run npm install while in the root folder of this repo
• Copy config.json from the samples/data folder to the root folder and:
  • Update the clientId with the Token from your bot's page
  • Optional but Recommended: Update the mainChat with the name of your "main" chatroom (e.g. general)
• Run node app.js and you should be good to go!

This bot is not currently Plug-and-Play. She will not work if you clone this repository and run it straightaway; she has been built specifically for our server with no intention of sharing her code. I am working on getting her in a state where that is a possibility, but she is nowhere near ready for that.

I am not available to be tech support or to help you get a bot working on your Discord server. This is a pet project of a pet project.

The end state will be SoulBot, the bot with soul! Her notable feature will be the soul folder, where all personality-related configuration will be stored.

In no particular order, and definitely not comprehensive

• Neverending cleanup
• Make a proper README
• Comment the code? Maybe? yeah that'd be nice.
• Make as much of her moved into configuration files as possible
• Make a bash script that will ease setup and initialization
• Add "moods"