sociallyencrypted / NoDoubt

Made by @cation03 and @sociallyencrypted

NoDoubt

Made by @cation03 (Ananya Goyal, 2021011) and @sociallyencrypted (Mehul Arora, 2021066).

NoDoubtBot is a discord bot with various resources to help you with your academic life, and gives you bite sized memes aand quotes to help you relax when you're tired!

Resources

• GutenDex API
• XKCD-API
• SemWiseResourcesIIIT by aflah02
• Brooklyn Nine Nine Quotes
• Discord.py: API Wrapper for Discord Bots
• Meme-API
• Dictionary-API

Demo Server

You can test the bot on a demo server we have created.

Commands

1. $memes: Gets random wholesome memes from Reddit.
2. $xkcd: Gets a random XKCD comic.
3. $resources: Gets list of courses for which resources are available from Aflah's Github repo. Use $resources <coursename> to get resources for the specific course.
4. $b99: Gets a random dialogue from Brooklyn Nine Nine.
5. $getbook: Gets 32 random books from Project Gutenberg. Select a book by entering its number to get the links for the book. Note: You can use $getbook <bookname> to find a specific book.
6. $define: (Use $define <word>) Returns the definition of the word.
7. $help: Returns this menu.

Note

API token has to be stored in a .env file as an environment variable called TOKEN

Installation

• Create an account on the Discord Developer Portal.
• Create a new Application.
• Create a new bot from the Bot tab.
• Create a server on discord to test your bot.
• On the Developer Portal, go to OAuth2 -> URL Generator.
• Click bot in the Scopes section, and Send Messages, Send Messages in Threads, Send TTS Messages, Embed Links, and Attach Files in the Permissions section.
• Use the generated link to add the bot to your server.
• Copy the API token for the bot from the Token section in the Bot tab.
• Save the token as TOKEN=<insert token here> in a .env file in your working directory.
• Install the prerequisite libraries:
  • python3 -m pip install -U discord.py
  • python3 -m pip install requests
• Run bot.py.
• Message $help in a channel in your server to get the list of commands.

Thanks

We would like to thank @aflah02 for allowing us to use his resources repository in our project.