Nagatoro
_{Invite Nagatoro to your server}

Features

Global profiles and rankings

Earn experience through typing and level up and gain coin rewards.

Moderation

As a moderator, you can mute and warn members on your server.

AniList integration

Thanks to AniList's API, you can see info about you favorite anime, manga, studio and much more on the fly. More features are coming soon™️.

Running Nagatoro

Docker

Make sure you have docker and docker-compose installed.

There are two ways to run Nagatoro through docker:

Build the image:

• Clone the repository
• Rename .env.example to .env and populate it with approperiate configuration variables
• Run docker-compose up -d - this should build the image and start the application stack

Or Use the latest public image:

• Make a folder called nagatoro
• Copy the docker-compose.yml file to this directory
• Under services>nagatoro replace the line containing build . with image: ghcr.io/daste745/nagatoro/nagatoro:latest to use the latest public image, without needing to build it every time
• Copy env.example, rename it to .env and change the configuration variables appropriately
• Copy redis.conf to your directory
• Run docker-compose up -d - this should pull the latest public image and start the application stack
• Use docker-compose pull to update and restart the stack with docker-compose up -d

To check logs, use docker-compose logs or docker-compose logs nagatoro if you only want to see bot logs

Manual

• Make sure you have python version 3.8 or higher installed. You can check by running python3 --version
• Rename .env.example to .env and fill in all required configuration values
• Create a Discord application and input its token into the config
• (optional) Get a Tenor API key and add it to the config
• Put credentials to a MySQL database in the config
• Install all dependencies: python3.8 -m pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade --user
• Run the bot: python3.8 nagatoro.py