A Discord Bot that allows users to set up alarms periodic or one time alarms and receive them via DM or in a certain channel.

You can check out the bot's page on top.gg to invite AlarmBot to your server!

• npm i discord.js
• npm i cron
• npm i mongoose
• npm i file-system
• npm i timezones.json
• npm i winston
• npm i pm2
• npm install @discordjs/rest discord-api-types
• npm install @discordjs/builders
• npm i @discordjs/rest
• npm i discord-hybrid-sharding

Steps to run the bot:

1. Install Node.Js on your machine (I use v16.14.2 but the latest stable version should also work, previous versions can have problems).
2. Install all of the necessary node modules (you can install them individually or use nodeInstall.sh).
3. Go to appsettings.json and insert a discord bot token in the token field and a url to a mongodb database in mongo_db_url. Instructions to get a token for a discord bot. Instructions to setup a mongo database.
4. Run the node script deployCommands.js with $node deployCommands.js
5. Use the command $pm2 start Cluster.js in the project's folder.

Do be aware that some DNS setting may have issues interacting with discord js v13 and mongo, therefore you should check if you can query your mongo cluster and if not, try using the Google DNS.

The parameters for alarm and privateAlarm work as follows:

    # Use the hash sign to prefix a comment
    # +---------------- minute (0 - 59)
    # |  +------------- hour (0 - 23)
    # |  |  +---------- day of month (1 - 31)
    # |  |  |  +------- month (0 - 11)
    # |  |  |  |  +---- day of week (0 - 6) (Sunday=0, Monday=1, ...)
    # |  |  |  |  |
    # *  *  *  *  *  command to be executed

Some semantics:

*/x => Every number that divides by x, for example: */15 would be 15, 30 and 45 -> For now, if you want to use this I strongly advise to use in the timezone of the bot(Dublin's time), otherwise the behavior might not be the expected.

x1,...,xn => Defines a set with specific values, for example: 1,3,5 would be mean 1, 3 and 5 ONLY.

x1-xn=> Defines a set with all values within that interval, for example : 1-5 would mean every number between 1 and 5 including the extremes, i.e. - 1,2,3,4,5.

Sending hello everyday at 19:35 (GMT) => $alarm GMT 35 19 * * * Hello!

Sending hello everyday at 19:35 for GMT timezone in #general channel => $alarm GMT 35 19 * * * Hello! #general

Sending Greetings wednesday at 19:35 => $alarm GMT 35 19 * * 3 Greetings!

Sending 1234! at the 23rd of every month at 19:35 => $alarm GMT 35 19 23 * * 1234!

Sending Goodbye every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 19:00 => $alarm GMT 00 19 * * 1,3,5 Goodbye

Send aaa hourly from 9 to 19 everyday => $alarm GMT 0 9-19 * * * aaa

Send aaa every 30 minutes from 9 to 12(excluding) everyday => $alarm GMT */30 9-12 * * * aaa

Note: These examples also work for the privateAlarm command by replacing alarm with privateAlarm.

Sending Hello today at 19:00 for GMT timezone => $oneTimeAlarm GMT 19:00 Hello

Sending Hello via DM, today at 19:00 for GMT timezone => $oneTimeAlarm -p GMT 19:00 Hello

Sending Hello world in the 25th of April of the current year at 8:00 for GMT timezone=> $oneTimeAlarm GMT 8:00 25/04 Hello World

Sending Alarm bot do something! in the 25th of April of 2024 at 8:00 for GMT timezone => $oneTimeAlarm GMT 8:00 25/04/2024 Alarm bot do something!

Note: -p flag is used to receive a DM instead of a message in the channel.

Currently the bot has the following commands:

• help - Help command with all you need to know about the bot and the commands.
  • Usage example: $help
• activateAlarm - Reactivates a silenced alarm.
  • Usage example: $activateAlarm id123
• activateAllAlarms - Reactives all silenced alarms.
  • Usage example: $activateAllAlarm -a or $activateAllAlarm -p
• alarm - Sets up an alarm to the channel in which you're sending the message. If you wish to send the alarm to a specific channel, the last "word" of the message should be the channel that you desire to send the message to (examples above).
  • Usage example: $alarm GMT 30 12 * * * aaa
• alarmHelp - Some examples and help on how to setup an alarm.
  • Usage example: $alarmHelp
• deleteAlarm - Deletes an alarm given an id.
  • Usage example: $deleteAlarm id123
• deleteAllAlarms - Deletes all private alarms or alarms that YOU have set in a server.
  • Usage example: $deleteAllAlarms -a or $deleteAllAlarms -p
• editAlarm - Edits the message of an alarm using -m flag. Edits the periodicity of an alarm using the -c flag. Edits the message and periodicity of the alarm using -c -m flags.
  • Usage examples: $editAlarm -m id123 Brand new message / $editAlarm -c id123 GMT 36 23 * * * / $editAlarm -c -m id123 GMT 28 23 * * * 🤔 Think Tank 🤔
• myAlarms - Shows you a list of your public and private alarms.
  • Usage example: $myAlarms
• oneTimeAlarm - Sets up an one time alarm, use -p for a private alarm.
  • Usage example: $oneTimeAlarm GMT 19:00 Hello
• ping - Just to check if the bot is alive.
  • Usage example: $ping
• premium - Get information and the link to get AlarmBot premium (75 alarms)
  • Usage example: $premium
• privateAlarm- Sets up a private alarm via DM.
  • Usage example: $privateAlarm GMT */30 9-18 * * * aaa
• silenceAlarm - Silences a specific alarm, if you pass a date (ex: 22/03) it will activate once that they arrives otherwise the alarm will be silent activated again with activateAlarm.
  • Usage example: $silenceAlarm id123 23/01
• silenceAllAlarms - Silences all alarms until they are activated again.
  • Usage example: $silenceAllAlarms -a or $silenceAllAlarms -p
• ttsAlarm - Creates a scheduled alarm in a channel that is read out loud by discord TTS. Same usage as alarm, only changes the command.
  • Usage example: $ttsAlarm GMT 30 12 * * * aaa

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