C-Engineering Bot

A discord bot for the C-Engineering Chill discord server, mainly created to just mess around/learn jdbc.
This is in no way a good bot, as it was not designed to be.

Made by Thomas Selwyn (Devil#1337)

Features

The bot currently supports the following commands:

The default prefix is c., however that can be customized.
Example usage: c.pay @thomas 500k

General

• help
  Lists all available commands and how to use them if you follow the command with another command.
• info
  Shows some basic information (id, name, etc.) about the user who used this command. Alternatively, you can @ mention someone to get their information.

Economy

• balance
  Finds the user's balance (cash & in their bank) for the bot's economy features.
• beg
  Pretend to be a beggar and get some cash.
• rich
  Sees the leaderboard of the richest people on the server.
• rob
  Attempts to rob the mentioned user.
• deposit
  Deposit your cash into your bank's vault.
• withdraw
  Withdraw money from your vault into cash.
• pay
  Give a user some cash.

Calculators

• parallel
  Parallel resistance calculator.

Cheat/Admin Commands

• cheat
  Cheats in money to a users cash or bank reserves.

Running the bot for testing

To run the bot right from Gradle (just for testing, not for production) you can
do gradlew run. You can view the login process by looking at the
Main.java
class.

Building the bot for production

To get a distributable package you run gradlew distZip. The created zip is located
at build/distributions/cengbot-0.0.4-DEV.zip and contains all necessary things to run the bot, except the token. The token goes in data/config.json, a file that is generated on first launch.
Take a look at the build.gradle.kts file for additional build parameters.

Running the bot for production

After you built the distributable package as described in the previous section, you can copy over the zip file to where
you want to run your bot. There you unzip it where ever you like and run one of the included start scripts.

unzip cengbot-0.0.4-DEV.zip
cd cengbot-0.0.4-DEV
./cengbot

After starting, you'll need to edit data/config.json to include your discord bot's access token.
Then restart the bot. A log file will be created in the data/logs directory where you execute the last command.