• Create your own .env file in the root, setting the following variables:

  • NODE_ENV, should be one of development or production
  • DISCORD_CLIENT_ID, same as the application ID
  • DISCORD_TOKEN
  • The below keys can be found in the ORM section of the "Connect to your project" modal
  • DATABASE_URL, recommended to append ?pgbouncer=true to the end for a better prisma CLI experience
  • DIRECT_URL, for running migrations

The DB should already be set up, but incase you are using a different one to our shared supabase testbench, run:

npx prisma db push

If you edit the schema, apply your edit as a migration with this command (it will also push the update to the backend):

npx prisma migrate <ENV> --name <useful_migration_comment>

1. Install pnpm globally via npm:
   npm install -g pnpm

2. Install tsx globally:
   pnpm install -g tsx

3. Install project dependancies:
   pnpm install

4. Start the bot on your local machine using:
   pnpm run start
   or
   pnpm run start:watch (restarts upon file changes)

The robot can be run within a docker container using docker-compose. This includes either building the CI pipeline container for running tests or the deploy container for running the robot that is the same of what is used on the server.\

1. Ensure you have docker installed and running first.

2. To run a robot, build and run it:

   1. docker-compose build <ci/deploy>
   2. docker-compose run <ci/deploy>

You will know you did everything right when your robot will be connected to discord and running! 🎉