Jishacum

Jishacum is a debugging and testing container for discordrb bots.

Jishacum is heavily inspired by Jishaku (a debugging and testing cog for discord.py bots).

Jishacum is aliased as jsc.

Features

jishacum | jsc

Show some information about the bot.

jsc debug | dbg [command] [*args]

Debug a command.

jsc eval | e [code]

Evaluate a code. You can see the shortcut variables in the EVAL_SHORTCUTS file.

jsc exec [member_id] [command] [*args]

Execute a command as someone else.

jsc repeat | rpt [number] [command] [*args]

Repeat a command in the specified number times.

jsc restart | r

Restart the bot.

jsc run [ruby_code]

Run a Ruby code (e.g. jsc run puts "hello").

jsc shell | sh [command_line]

Run a command line in the shell.

jsc shutdown | exit

Shut down the bot.

Jishacum Installation

Obviously, you must have a ready discordrb bot with Bundler to use jishacum.

1. $ git clone https://github.com/danrfq/jishacum
2. $ cd jishacum
3. $ bundle install

After installing the bundle, you must set OWNER_ID or OWNER_IDS (if your bot is owned by a team) in the config file. Otherwise, jishacum will not run.

# before 

"OWNER_ID" => nil,

# after

"OWNER_ID" => 211756205721255947,

# or with OWNER_IDS

"OWNER_ID" => nil,
"OWNER_IDS" => [],

# after

"OWNER_ID" => nil,
"OWNER_IDS" => [211756205721255947, 903702557942243359],

You may also need to change the MAIN_BOT_FILE_NAME variable if your main bot's file name is not bot.rb.

Include Jishacum Container to Your Bot

It's really simple, you just need to require jishacum container:

require_relative "jishacum/jishacum"

and, include it to your bot:

bot.include! Jishacum

That's it! Now you have jishacum container included in your bot.

A simple bot example using the jishacum container is in the bot file.

Support or Questions

You can ask questions in this Discord server in the #support channel, or you can send me a DM in Discord: will.#0021.