A garden for the robots.
This uses Vercel's serverless functions. Make sure to vercel env pull to get the current environment variables or fill them out according to the .env.example file.
The /api folder has a folder for each bot. The route is set via the INTERACTIONS ENDPOINT URL. Currently there is only one bot, Lotus. To add a new bot, add a new folder and index.ts.
For testing, I run the bot with vercel dev and expose the URL with ngrok. The tunneled URL is then set as the INTERACTIONS ENDPOINT URL.
To add a new command, add it to the /command/list.js file and then register with yarn register <command>. This sends a request to globally register the command to Discord.
From your bot page, get the APPLICATION_ID, and PUBLIC_KEY from the general information section, and get the TOKEN from the bot section.
Lotus is a token faucet for Arbor Finance.
The resolve command tries to resolve an interaction with a given token. At the moment it seems like Vercel serverless functions will not work with Lotus' use case. Discord interactions (slash commands) require a response within 3 seconds. This can be deferred, and it is in sendAcknowledgement, which then waits for a later call via the webhooks/app_id/token endpoint seen in resolve.ts.
However, after responding to the request, the serverless function ends.
One potential work-around is using the new edge serverless functions, and that can be seen in the config for 🪷 Lotus, however the total execution time is 5 seconds, which doesn't seem to be long enough to send both requests.