self-improvement-bot

Andrew Tate's self-improvement bot (Discord bot) using Python and Pycord.py

By: Djason Gadiou

Discord: Magicred1#3948

This is a simple Discord bot that will help you to improve yourself.
It will help you to keep track of your progress and motivate you to do more.
It will also give you a random quote from Andrew Tate and other inspirationnal people to keep you motivated and help you to improve yourself.

How to set up and use it ?

1. Clone this repository
2. Install the requirements with pip install -r requirements.txt with MacOS / Linux distro or py -3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt on Windows.
3. Rename the file .env.example to .env
4. Add your discord bot token in the .env file and the channel id where you want the bot to send the messages including your guild id.
5. Run py -B main.py in the terminal from folder where the bot is located.

If you want to use the bot on your own server, you will need to create a Discord bot and add it to your server.
Here is a tutorial on how to do it:
writebots_website or youtube_video

OR you can use Docker to run the bot by following the instructions below :

1. Installing Docker : docker_website
2. Clone this repository
3. Run the Dockerfile with docker build . --build-arg token=<your_token> --build-arg channel_id=<your_channel_id> --build-arg guild_id=<your_guild_id> -t self-improvement-bot
4. Run the Dockerfile with docker run -d self-improvement-bot
5. Enjoy !

Local Storage

The bot will create a leaderboard.json file in the folder where the users data will be stored.
The file will contain all the users data (username, total score, pushups, pullups, squats, situps) in a JSON format.
For example, the file leaderboard.json will contain all the users data for the server where the bot is running.

Logs Storage

The bot will create a folder named logs in the folder where the bot is located.
It will store all the logs (with both commands erros) in a file named with the format YYYY-MM-DD-DiscordIDServer.log in the folder logs.
For example, the file 2021-01-01-123456789012345678.log will contain all the logs of the server with the ID 123456789012345678 on the 1st of January 2021.

Cooldown

The bot has a cooldown of 10 seconds for each command.
That means that you can't use the same command twice in less than 10 seconds.
It can be changed in the file main.py in the variable COOLDOWN in the function on_command.

Quotes

The bot will send a random quote from Andrew Tate and other inspirationnal people to keep you motivated and help you to improve yourself.
The quotes are stored in the file quotes.json in the root folder of the bot.
You can add your own quotes in the file quotes.json by following the same format as the other quotes.

Commands.

• /help to get all the commands available.
• /pushups ‹value> add pushups to your total.
• /pullups ‹value> add pullups to your total.
• /squats ‹value> add squats to to your total.
• /situps ‹value> add situps to to your total.
• /score ‹user>* to get the user's total score and individual scores for each exercises.
• /quote to get a random quote with a GIF of Andrew Tate and more embedded into it.
• /leaderboard to get the leaderboard of the server.
• /avatar to get the user's avatar.
• /topG to get the server's topG of the month.
• WIP /duel ‹username> to challenge another user to a fitness duel.
• WIP /chess ‹username> to challenge another user to a chess game. *Optional parameters.

Admin commands only.

• /help_admin to get all the admin commands available.
• /reset_points ‹username> to reset the user's total score and individual scores for each exercises.
• /add_points ‹username> ‹points_for_pushups> ‹points_for_pullups> ‹points_for_squats> to add points to the user's total score and individual scores for each exercises.
• /reset_leaderboard to reset the leaderboard.
• /settopg ‹username> to set the user's topG of the month.
• /remove_points ‹username> ‹malus_for_pushups> ‹malus_for_pullups> ‹malus_for_squats> to remove points to the user's total score and individual scores for each exercises.
• WIP /add_quote ‹quote> ‹author> to add a quote to the bot.

More features and commands will be added soon.