Acorn is a Discord bot I am developing mainly for my friends and I. It is coded in C# using the DSharpPlus library, and designed to run on a Linux machine (specifically, a Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q mini-PC running Ubuntu, on my desk).
- Remembering and returning quotes: The original purpose for Acorn. Discord messages may be added as quotes and recalled at random. There are also features for returning a specific quote, returning a random quote by a specific person, and searching in plain-text. Image attachments are transcribed with Tesseract.
- Converting units: Converts a value between two units, using the UnitsNet library.
- Converting currencies: Converts a value between two currencies, relying on the Exchange API.
- Shaking a magic 8 ball: Returns one of the standard responses of a magic 8 ball with some added consistency, thanks to seeds generated based on the asker's username and question.
- Generating character sheets: Returns a randomly-rolled Dungeons & Dragons character sheet.
- Coin-flipping: What it says on the tin.
- Rolling dice: Rolls a specified number of dice with the specified number of sides. Based on the command of the same purpose from Roll20 (though, not as in-depth).
You may use Acorn's code, in part or in its entirety, in your own projects, but please include my name and a link to this repository as attribution. Since bot accounts are defined entirely on Discord's side, you can run this code as-is under a different bot account's name. Please note that some things, like the channel which debug messages are sent to, may be hardcoded and require forking and modification before use.
Contributions and feedback are welcome, but please keep in mind that I am creating Acorn for myself. If your contribution is rejected, you can always fork this repository and create your own version.