1.0.6 • Published 2 years ago

moulibot v1.0.6

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2 years ago

MouliBot

A Discord Bot for my.epitech.eu

This discord bot aims to make life easier for epitech students !Thanks to this bot you will be able to directly access your latest notes directly from discord ! It will be active 24/7 when I deem it fit for duty !

Setup

You need to install this :

    sudo apt install nodejs npm
    npm install discordjs
    npm install axios
    npm install quickchart-js

Then you have to create a config.json and a data.json file at the root of the project. The config.json file will contain important information about your bot such as its name, its description but also its token, the data.json file will serve as a database and will contain the token from [my.epitech.eu](https://my.epitech.eu/) associated with each user.

In the config.json file you must write what is below, the other file must remain empty.

{
    "prefix": "'",
    "bottoken": "bot_token",
    "botname": "bot_name",
    "botdesc": "bot_description",
    "botimg": "bot_picture",
    "data": "./data.json"
}

Then you just have to launch the bot !

    node bot.js

Overview

You can see below examples of the main commands that can be used on discord.

  • 'last : Shows the last test performed on my.epitech.eu, you can also change the test by clicking on the arrows under the message.

  • 'select <project_name> : Shows the last test performed on the project as argument (you can put the full project name or only the simplified version as in the example.

  • 'total : Shows the total of syntax errors of all your projects combined per units. You can also look at the syntax errors per units by doing the command 'total <unit_name>

Token

For the moment you have to enter your token yourself, so you have to go get it manually, but this will change in the future to make it much easier

Where to find this token?

First you need to go and login to my.epitech.eu then right click, inspect, and go to the networks section.Once done you will probably have to do ctrl + r to refresh the requests. Once done at the top of the section, check Fetch/XHR and search for the "2021" query.Once inside you will find the Authentication variable which contains our token, so copy it without the "Bearer" at the beginning !

API

For this bot I use the api of api.epitest.eu but this one is not documented, here is what I can show you about it, hoping to help you !

First you have to request on this link : https://api.epitest.eu/me/${CurrentYears}/your_token ⚠️ Oddly the year in the ${Current Years} variable is one year back (example: 2022 => 2021) ⚠️

Then the response from the api looks like this :

[{
    {
        "project": {
            "slug": "dante",            → Short Project Name
            "name": "Dante's star",     → Project Name
            "module": {
                "code": "B-CPE-200"     → Unit
            },
            "skills": []
        },
        "results": {
            "testRunId": 4736784,
            "logins": ["name@epitech.eu"],
            "prerequisites": 2.0,
            "externalItems": [{
                "type": "lint.note",    → Project Note
                "value": -3.0
            }, {
                "type": "lint.major",   → Major Error
                "value": 0.0
            }, {
                "type": "lint.minor",   → Minor Error
                "value": 3.0
            }, {
                "type": "lint.info",    → Info Error
                "value": 3.0
            }],
            "mandatoryFailed": 0,
            "skills": {
                "00 - Basics": {
                    "count": 2,          → Total Test of this part
                    "passed": 2,         → Number of Test passed
                    "crashed": 0,        → NUmber of Test crashed
                    "mandatoryFailed": 0
                },
                ...
                "05 - Solving": {
                    "count": 6,
                    "passed": 2,
                    "crashed": 0,
                    "mandatoryFailed": 0
                }
            }
        },
        "date": "2022-05-19T08:07:02Z"  → Test Date
    },
    ...
}]
    

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