feat: Add discordServicePublicKey to botToken configuration

[joyguptaa]

Date: 30 April 2025

Developer Name: Joy Gupta

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Issue Ticket Number

• Add Public Key to Enable Inter-Service Communication with Discord Service #2420

Description

This PR contains en variable for Discord Service Inter Serice Communication

Documentation Updated?

• Yes
• No

Under Feature Flag

• Yes
• No

Database Changes

• Yes
• No

Breaking Changes

• Yes
• No

Development Tested?

• Yes
• No

Description by Korbit AI

What change is being made?

Add discordServicePublicKey to the botToken configuration in both custom environment variables and default configuration files.

Why are these changes being made?

This change introduces a new configuration section for Discord service, which is essential for handling Discord-related integrations requiring a public key. This allows separation of concerns and better organization of configuration variables, particularly for services that interact with external platforms such as Discord.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added support for a new Discord service public key in the configuration settings.
  • Introduced a new service constant for Discord Service, now available throughout the application.

Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new configuration property, discordServicePublicKey, under the botToken object in both the environment variables mapping and the default configuration files. Additionally, a new constant, DISCORD_SERVICE, is defined and exported in the bot constants module, and it is also included in the Services object. No other modifications to logic, structure, or control flow are present.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
config/custom-environment-variables.js, config/default.js	Added discordServicePublicKey property to the botToken configuration object.
constants/bot.ts	Added and exported new constant DISCORD_SERVICE; included it in the Services object.

Poem

A key for Discord, shiny and new,
Joins the config, in the morning dew.
Constants expand, the service grows,
In the code, a fresh wind blows.
With every hop, we keep things neat—
More secure, more clear, and oh so sweet!
🐇✨

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• config/custom-environment-variables.js (1 hunks)
• config/default.js (1 hunks)
• constants/bot.ts (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

constants/bot.ts (3)

2-2: Define DISCORD_SERVICE constant
Introducing const DISCORD_SERVICE = "Discord Service" follows the same pattern as other service identifiers. This will help standardize references to the Discord Service across the codebase.

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8-8: Include DISCORD_SERVICE in Services object
Registering DISCORD_SERVICE in the Services map ensures it’s part of the central service registry. This keeps the enum of available services up to date.

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12-12:

✅ Verification successful

Export DISCORD_SERVICE in module exports
Adding DISCORD_SERVICE to module.exports makes it available for imports elsewhere. Verify that any consuming modules import and use this new constant instead of hardcoding the string.

Run this to ensure there are no missing imports or references:

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rg -n "DISCORD_SERVICE" -t ts

Length of output: 262

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DISCORD_SERVICE export verified – no additional references found
The DISCORD_SERVICE constant is correctly defined on line 2 and exported on line 12 of constants/bot.ts. A search for DISCORD_SERVICE shows no imports elsewhere, so nothing else needs updating. Merging as-is.