Stash 🤖

Stash is a Discord bot that helps you play Escape from Tarkov!

This is the official Tarkov.dev Discord bot.

To add the bot to your server, just click the link below:

Invite Stash 🔗

About 💡

This bot takes all the data from Tarkov.dev and exposes it in a user-friendly way.

This bot is open source and supported by the team behind Tarkov.dev.

Commands 💬

Command	Example	Description
/help	/help or help <command>	The help command to view all available commands
/about	-	View details about the bot
/ammo	/ammo ammo_type: 5.45x39mm	Get a sorted ammo table for a certain ammo type
/barter	/barter name: <item>	Check barter details for an item
/boss	-	Get detailed information about a boss
/changes	-	Get the latest game changes from tarkov-changes.com
/craft	/craft name: <item>	Check crafting details for an item
/gamemode	-	Set the game mode (regular, PVE) for bot responses
/goons	-	Check or report the location of the Goons
/invite	-	Get a Discord invite link for the bot to join it to another server
/issue	/issue message: <text>	Report an issue with the bot
/item	-	Get price, craft, barter, etc. information about an item
/key	-	Get a key's price and maps it is used on
/map	/map woods	View a map and some general info about it
/patchnotes	-	Get the latest official patchnotes for EFT
/player	-	Get player profile information
/price	/price name: <item>	Get a detailed output on the price of an item, its price tier, and more!
/progress	-	Manage your customized hideout and trader progress
/quest	-	Get detailed information about a quest
/restock	-	Show or set alerts for trader restock timers
/roulette	-	Play a game of roulette to determine how you play your next raid
/status	-	Get the game/server/website status of Escape from Tarkov
/stim	-	Get information about a in-game stim
/tier	-	Show the criteria for loot tiers
/uptime	-	Get the bot's uptime

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Development 🔨

For development you need to create two files in your local directory, one is for registering commands and the other one is for running the bot.

The files are:

• config-dev.json
• .env

Create a Discord Bot

Before you can test the bot locally, you will need to create a Discord bot.

Create your bot:

The config-dev.json file

An example of the config-dev.json file can be found at the root of this repo at config-dev.example.json. You will need to edit and rename this file to config-dev.json and add the appropriate values as seen below:

{
    "clientId": "<add_value_here>",
    "guildId": "<add_value_here>",
    "token": "<add_value_here>"
}

clientId

The clientId can be found in your Discord bot's general information under APPLICATION_ID.

guildId

Copy the guildId from the Discord server you want to add the bot to:

Note: In order to copy a guildId, you will need to have Discord developer mode enabled, scroll down in the guide to see how to do so (it's easy!)

token

The token is the same as the DISCORD_API_TOKEN which can be found in the .env setup steps below.

The .env file

Next, you will need to edit the .env file and add the appropriate values as seen below:

DISCORD_API_TOKEN=<value_here>
ADMIN_ID=<value_here>
NODE_ENV=development
WEBHOOK_URL=<discord webhook url for issue reporting and errors>

The DISCORD_API_TOKEN can be found here:

ADMIN_ID is your personal Discord user ID, which is used for admin commands and can be found here:

To add the DEV bot to your server, click this link where you've replaced the <MY_CLIENT_ID> with your bots application id:

https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=<MY_CLIENT_ID>&permissions=309237664832&scope=bot%20applications.commands

How to Enable Developer Mode

In order to copy certain values (such as channel/guild/user IDs), you need to enable developer mode in the Discord client:

1. In Discord, open your User Settings by clicking the Settings Cog next to your user name on the bottom.
2. Go to Appearance and enable Developer Mode under the Advanced section, then close User Settings.
3. Open your Discord server, right-click on the server name, then select Copy ID (to obtain the "guild ID" of your Discord server).

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Starting the Bot 🚀

Before you start the bot, you will need to register the Slash commands in your test server:

$ npm run dev-commands
Successfully registered application commands.

Next, there are two ways to start the bot:

• Locally (suggested)
• Docker

Locally

To start the bot locally, run the following commands:

$ npm run dev
Filling autocomplete cache
fill-autocomplete-cache: 590.582ms
Logged in as stash-dev#1234!

Docker

To start the bot with Docker, simply run the following command:

$ docker-compose up --build
Creating bot ... done
Attaching to bot
bot    | Setting up rollbar
bot    | Filling autocomplete cache
bot    | fill-autocomplete-cache: 944.249ms
bot    | Logged in as stash-dev#1234!

Roulette 🎲

Want to add a new item to the roulette?

Simply edit the following JSON file to add your entry!

roulette.json

Deployment 🚀

Deploying the bot is very easy! Just do the following:

1. Write the code for your changes
2. Open a pull request
3. Get a review and ensure CI is passing
4. Comment .deploy on your pull request to deploy your changes to production

Test your changes in production before merging! If anything goes wrong, type .deploy main to revert your changes

Once your PR has been deployed and everything looks okay, merge away!