Project Bluestone

This is Project Bluestone, the rewrite of Goldmine in Java.

NOTE: Doesn't work at the moment due to partial optimizations.

You will need to create config.json for the bot to be able to start. This is the template:

{
  "token": "token",
  "shard_count": 2,
  "type": "bot",
  "db_url": "h2:./database",
  "db_user": "username",
  "db_pass": "password",
  "graphite_host": "localhost",
  "graphite_port": 2003,
  "keys": {
    "google": "",
    "discord_bots": "",
    "carbonitex": "",
    "imgflip": {
      "username": "root",
      "password": "toor"
    },
    "sentry": "https://public:private@host:port/1?environment=development&servername=laptop1"
  },
  "chatengine_url": "http://my-chatengine-server.com/ask"
}

Put your token in for the token key. Then, choose the number of shards you want to use. This is typically unnecessary, and serves no benefit, unless you have 750 guilds or more the bot is serving in.

The db_url key is for the database connection. If you don't want to use a server, h2 is probably the best choice. The format for h2 is h2:./[database file name without extension]. The file is saved as name.mv.db, in the current working directory. However, h2 can have a server. If you do want to use a server, such as MySQL, you'll have to write your own URL. It's just passed to JDBC, so any JDBC connection source without jdbc: will work.

Optionally, obtain a Google API key with the following features enabled:

• Google Custom Search API
• YouTube Data API v3

and put it in the JSON.

You may also provide Discord Bots and Carbonitex keys if you have valid ones. However, invalid or empty keys will cause errors whenever guild count is updated.

For more reliable memes, you should also provide Imgflip account credentials.

For error reporting, provide a Sentry DSN, optionally with environment and servername set.

At the very least, you must have an empty keys object. If there is no keys object, or it is another data type, everything may explode.

Enjoy!

Don't forget that this project is still experimental.

#Credits

• The Strftime class from Apache Tomcat is included under the Apache 2.0 License.