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This project has been archived and replaced by ArrGo. No further updates will be provided. Please consider switching to ArrGo instead

SoTBot - Your humble SoT based Discord bot

SoTBot is a Sea of Thieves themed Discord bot written in Go (Golang) and makes heavy use of the fantastic discordgo library.

Support

Need support? Join #sotbot on our Discord server.

Requirements

To run SoTBot you require a Discord bot token. You can create one in the Discord developer portal

Also the bot uses SQLite3 for it's database. Therefore the libsqlite3 library is required to be present on the machine running the bot.

To build the bot from the sources, you need to have Go installed

Binary release

Pre-compiled binaries for Linux/x86_64 and Darwin/amd64 are attached with to every release on the Github release page or can be found in the releases folder. Other platforms might follow soon.

The release files are digitally signed with the excellent Minisign by Frank Denis. To verify the signature just use the following command

$ minisign -Vm <release_file>.tar.gz -P RWRleNjCzit8IXBZpfsdFsJlG4U8R68OoOE+bmjWkwa1mxtsrjxeFpbW

Signature and comment signature verified
Trusted comment: SoTBot v1.3.2 - OS: darin // Arch: amd64

The projects Minisign public key is also available in this repository as minisign.pub

Please make sure to verify the signature before using any binary release.

Building from source

There is a Makefile included in the project. Just run make and your Bot binary will be built in as ./bin/sotbot

Discord bot token

You need to create a Discord bot in the Discord developer portal and then invite the bot to your discord server. For the bot to work properly, it needs to have a specific set of permissions. This is the minimal set of permissions the bot requires: !Screenshot Discord bot permissions

To automatically track when a user is playing SoT, the bot also needs to see presence changes. This is a special permission that need to specifically be enabled for your bot. If you don't enable this feature, the auto tracking will not be working. Screenshot Discord bot privilege

Configuration

For the bot to run, you need a valid configuration file. The filename of the config needs to be sotbot.json. An example config can be found in the ./config directory of this repository. By default the bot checks 2 default directories for this file, in this order: $HOME/.sotbot/sotbot.json and ./config/sotbot.json.

The config currently supports the following format:

{
    "authtoken": "Put your authentication token here",
    "audiofiles": {
        "airhorn": "airhorn.dca",
        "fart": "fart.dca",
        "pirate": "pirate.dca"
    },
    "dbfile": "/home/sotbot/.sotbot/sotbot.db",
    "announcechan": "123456789012345678",
    "sot_play_announce": true,
    "tmdb_api_key": "Put your TMDb api key here", 
    "owm_api_key": "Put your OpenWeatherMap api key here"
}

Config parameters

  • authtoken: this is your discord bot token, that you need to aquire from the development portal
  • audiofiles: this is an associated array of audio files that can be played using the !play command. the files for this need to be placed in the ./media/audio/ directory of the bot. please keep in mind that the bot will load all defined audio files into ram, so the more files you add, the more ram the bot will consume.
  • dbfile: The path where the SQLite3 database file of the bot will be stored. Keep in mind, that the DB will store user information like authentication cookies unencrypted.
  • announcechan: The channel ID of the official announcement channel for the bot. Any feature that uses the "announce" feature of the bot, will be sent to this channel
  • sot_play_announce: If set to true, user tracking is enabled and the user is registered, the bot will announce when a user played SoT to the official announcement channel and will also tell the difference in balance they made during the last playing session
  • tmdb_api_key: If you want to use the TMDb commands, you need to have a valid API token. For more details check the TMDb API documentation
  • owm_api_key: For the weather commands to work, you need to have a valid OWM API token. For more details check the OWM API documentation

Encryption at rest

As of version 1.4.4, the bot supports encryption at rest in the database using AES256. For this a randomly generated encryption key is set on first startup and stored in the $HOME directory of the user running the bot as $HOME/.sotbot_enc_key file. At next start time, the key file is read and the key is stored in memory. This way, in the SQLite database file, your RAT cookie is not stored in plain text anymore. The secret key is shared for all users and is meant as general encryption key for any bot operation that might benefit from encryption.

Please note: The encryption key file is still stored on the file system, near to the actual SQLite database file. Therefore the encryption only help if your SQLite gets unauthorized access only. If the unauthorized person is able to access all files, the bot is able to access, chances are high, that the attacker also accessed the encryption key and therefore is able to decrypt the encrypted values in the database as well.

Sea of Thieves specific commands

Any SoT related bot command is only available to registered users, as it requires the bot to access the SoT API with a user specific remote access token (RAT). This token has to be stored in the bot's database and has to be renewed about every 14 days.

Getting access to the API

Unfortunately the SoT API does not offer any kind of OAuth2 for authentication, hence we have to use a kind of hackish way to get your access cookie from the Microsoft Live login. You can either use the SoTBot-RAT-Chrome-Extension or the SoTBot-Token-Extractor (please read the notes in the project before using it) to get a current cookie and store it in the database of the bot. Unfortunately the cookie is only valid for 14 days, so you'll have to renew it every now and then.

The RAT cookie

The RAT cookie grants full access to your SoT account page. Therefore, even though the cookie is encrypted at rest, before storing your cookie in the bot's DB, please make sure that you know what you are doing. Maybe at some time, RARE decides to offer an API which offers OAuth2, so we can allow the bot having access to the API data without having to store/renew the cookie.

Automatic user balance tracking

The bot is able to track the users presence state. If a registered user has their "Currently playing" feature associated with Discord and starts playing "Sea of Thieves", the bot will automagically fetch the users current balance and once the user stops playing, repeat the process. The before and after values are then compared and announced in the official announcement channel of the server (if that feature is enabled in the config and the bot has text permissions in that channel). The bot can also send the user an automatic DM when they stopped playing with the current balance - this is also configurable.

Example: Screenshot auto_balance

Slash Commands

Since version 1.4.6 SoTBot fully supports slash commands. All operations which were previously available as !command have been transformed into slash commands. Here is a list of supported commands:

Help

The /help slash command points you to this page

User management

SoTBot has very minimalistic user management built in, so it can keep track of some user specific settings. User information is based on your discord userid and will be stored in a SQLite database on the server running the bot.

User registration

For the bot to use some specific commands (especially the SoT-themed commands), users need to be registered. To register yourself with the bot, use the /register slash command

Example: Screenshot /register

User unregistration

You can also delete your registration again. Simply use the /unregister slash command.

Example: Screenshot /unregister

Play sound feature

With the /play feature, when you are active in a voice channel, you can have the bot join and play a predefined sound. The bot is "shipped" with predefined sounds in the config (see audiofiles in sotbot.json). So using the command /play airhorn will have your bot look up, which voice chat you are currently in, try to join the voice chat and play that sound. Then immediately leave the voice chat again.

Version

When requested the /version command, the bot will respond with it's current version and some build information.

Example: Screenshot /version

Time

Using the /time slash command, will ask the bot to present you with the current date and time.

Example: Screenshot /time

Uptime

Using the /uptime slash command, the bot tell you how long it's been running so far

Example: Screenshot /uptime

Memory usage

With the /memory slash command, a admin user can get some memory usage statistics

Example: Screenshot /memory

Useless facts

The /fact slash command will have the bot fetch a random useless fact from the uselessfacts API and respond with it back to you.

Example: Screenshot /fact

Open Weather Map

By issuing the /weather slash command, you can have the bot look up the current weather in a provided location.

For this feature to work, you need a valid API key for the OWM API. If no API key is found in the config file, an error will be returned from the bot.

Example: Screenshot /weather

Urban dictionary

To query the Urban Dictionary, you can use the /urban slash command. If used without an arguments, a random term will be looked up. If followed by a term, the actual term will be looked up and the first result presented to the requester.

Example: Screenshot /urban

The Movie Database

With the /movie command, you can have the bot look up a random movie from The Movie Database (TMDb). If the command is followed by movie title, the title will be used as search string.

The same applies to /tv, but instead of movies it will look up TV series.

For this feature to work, you need a valid API key for the TMDb API. If no API key is found in the config file, an error will be returned from the bot.

Example: Screenshot /movie

Sea of Thieves related commands

Only registered users will be able to use the SoT specific bot features, as this requires API access, which needs to be assigned to users.

RAT Cookie registration

Once you have you user registered and obtained a valid cookie using the SoT-RAT-Extractor, you have to store it in the bot's database. To do so, you have to issue the /setrat slash command followed by the extracted cookie. The command will be handled as ephemeral message and is only visable to you and the bot.

Example: Screenshot /setrat

Note: As mentioned already, the cookie situation is not perfect and the cookie will expire after 14 days. This means that after 14 days, the bot will not be able to access the API anymore until you update your cookie. When the bot runs into 3 continous failed API request, the bot will notify you in a DM about the fact that your cookie has likely expired and you need to renew it. Once done, it will not notify you anymore unless you used the /setrat command again to update your cookie. This will reset the "notified" flag for the user. When the "notified" flag is set, the bot will also not try to access the API anymore to avoid too many failed requests until the "notifed" flag was removed.

Daily deeds

With the /dailydeed slash command, you can ask the bot to fetch the currently active "daily deed" in SoT

Example: Screenshot /dailydeed

Latest achievement

Using the /achievement slash command, the bot will fetch your achievements list from the API and present you with your latest completed achievement.

Example: Screenshot /achievement

User balance

With the /balance slash command, the Bot will query you current balance of Gold, Ancient Coins and Doubloons from the API and will output it to you in the channel you requested it.

Example: Screenshot /balance

Faction/Company reputation

The /reputation slash command, followed by one of the supported faction names, will let the bot fetch your current reputation and XP level with the requested faction/company.

Supported factions:

  • athena
  • bilge
  • hoarder
  • hunter
  • merchant
  • order
  • reaper
  • seadog

Example: Screenshot /reputation

Faction/company ledger stats

With the /ledger or slash command, followed by one of the supported faction names, the bot fetch your current position in the factions ledger, together with the rank and the amount of poins missing, to level up to the next rank.

Supported factions:

  • athena
  • hoarder
  • merchant
  • order
  • reaper

Example: Screenshot /ledger

General statistics

The /stats slash command will provide you with some general stats about your SoT travels

Example: Screenshot /stats

Daily summary

The daily summary feature let's the bot collect your current balance and stats once a day. If the /summary slash command is issued, the bot will create a summary of how the numbers changed since yesterday.

Example: Screenshot /summary

The pirate code

When you issue a /code in the channel, the bot will present you with a random article from the SoT's pirate code.

Example: Screenshot /code

Traderoutes

Get the current SoT trade routes from rarethief.com with the /traderoutes slash command

Example: Screenshot /traderoutes

Season progress

When you enter the /season slash command, the bot will fetch your season progress and present you with a little summary of it.

Example: Screenshot /season

Helpful stuff

Converting a MP3 file to a bot-compatible DCA file

You first need to install ffmpeg and dca. Then run:

$ ffmpeg -i file.mp3 -f s16le pipe:1 | dca >./media/audio/file.dca

Contributors

Thanks to the following people for contributing code to SoTBot:

Attribution

The sounds that are provided in this repository are by the following people: