A discord bot that provides tools for collaboration in CTFs. Inspired by fiskebot

• Create a CTF with /ctf create <name> [ctftime_link]. When a CTFTime link is supplied, most information is automatically entered.
  When private is set, team members are not automatically added to the CTF and will have to be invited with the /invite command.
• Create categories to be used with challenges using /category create <name>
• Create channels for individual challenges with /add <category> <name>
• Set working status on a challenge using the button in the channel, with /working set Working or the shortcut /w
• /working table to see who is working on which challenges
• Mark a challenge as done with /done [contributors]
• /note to create a note that can be edited by multiple people using HedgeDoc.
• /note modal to create a note that can be edited from within discord. Simultaneous changes will be merged together using diff-match-patch.
• /ctf archive to archive old ctfs
• /ctf export to save all the channels of a ctf as a json file.
  Use in conjunction with /ctf delete to free up channels when reaching the 500 channel limit.
• /ctftime team to see your team's top 10 CTFs.
  Set your team name with /psybot set key:ctftime_team value:kalmarunionen

First, you need to create a bot on https://discord.com/developers/applications.
Then invite it with the following link, replacing CLIENT_ID with your actual id: https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID&permissions=8&scope=bot%20applications.commands

Create a .env file like this:

BOT_TOKEN=token
GUILD_ID=optional_guild_id

Create the backups directory

mkdir ./backups; chown 1000:1000 ./backups

Then run docker-compose up -d

Install dependencies with pip

python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Install MongoDB and set it up.
Set up BOT_TOKEN and optionally GUILD_ID environment variables.

Run the script

./bot.py