# Galactic Bot

Welcome to the Galactic Bot repository.  
I've decided to open this up as I struggle to find motivation and time to work on this, so contributions welcome.  

I do require that any contributions conform to the linter rules present and code should strive to be legible and 
follow generally good programming practises. Pull requests must explain what they change/add and why.

Discussion and questions are to be had in the [discord server](https://discord.gg/WDCTKGp).

I will hopefully expand on this file and add others to help document this project, as it stands there is very little internal documentation.  
Internal/technical documentation will be in the source files adjacent to the code.

## Getting started
### Requirements
- Node.js (unsure what the lowest supported version is, but I work with v22.2.0)
- MongoDB (7.0.6 as of writing this)
- MariaDB (TBD)
- RabbitMQ (maybe, TBD)

A Docker compose file is available for convenience for setting up databases for development or personal deployment.  

### Running
- Install the dependencies: `yarn install`
- Run the bot: `yarn start`

If you run into an error about yarn missing, run [`corepack enable`](https://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/corepack.html).

### Developing
The workflow for this is not particularly formal as this has been mostly a solo project as of recent.
- Make a new branch and name it after the feature/contribution
- Make sure the code you write complies with the linter rules
- Make sure your code runs and works as intended.
- Write descriptive commits. If you're changing/adding a lot of different things, combine them theme/feature wise into separate commits.
- Open a new pull request to the development branch with a description of the changes.

The deployment flow is as follows:
New feature branch -> development (local bots) -> alpha (QA) -> beta (GalacticTest) -> main (GalacticBot)

## TODO
- Unit tests
- Proper workflows with gitea actions.
  - Linter
  - Build test
  - Unit tests

# Contributors
**Nolan** - https://github.com/noolaan  
Major framework contributions to V3 development.