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Nouns Builder Bot

This repo contains all of the code needed to spin up a Twitter/Discord bot that tracks Nouns Builder events. Right now if you were to run the code as is your bot would tweet about events that are happening across all Nouns Builder DAOs. To change this and instead only tweet about events from a specific DAO you want to track you will need to change the env variable DAO_TOKEN_ADDRESS from "all" to the DAO's token address.

Twitter Bot

Step 1 ~ Setting up your bot

First you will need to create a twitter account. Once you have made your twitter account you will then head to settings and add a phone number. A phone number is needed to access twitter's developer features.

Then head to https://developer.twitter.com/ and set up your first project. Once you have a twitter project set up you will then want to start saving the bot's tokens to your .env file.

Step 2 ~ Changing the .ENV variables

These are the .env variables you will need:

  • TWITTER_API_KEY
  • TWITTER_API_KEY_SECRET
  • TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN
  • TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET
  • RPC_URL (you can get this from https://www.alchemy.com/)
  • DAO_TOKEN_ADDRESS (keep as "all" if you want to track all DAOs or change to a specfic DAO token address that you want to track)
  • REDIS_URL (ignore until you get to the deploying step)

Step 3 ~ Deploying your bot

There are many different services that you can use to deploy but we will focus on Railway.

  1. Head to https://railway.app/
  2. Go to your dashboard and click the New Project button
  3. Select Deploy From Repo (make sure you have put your bot on github! private repos are okay too)
  4. Select the repo with your bot
  5. Add your environment variables
  6. Now that your bot is being deployed next head to the add plugin button under Environment
  7. Click add Redis
  8. Click on your redis plugin and go to the connect tab
  9. Copy your redis connection url
  10. Go to your variables and paste the redis connection url in your REDIS_URL env variable
  11. Wait for the changes to update and redeploy
  12. Your bot should be working now!

Discord Bot

Step 1 ~ Creating a Discord Bot

  1. Make sure that you have a server setup that you want to add the bot to. If not, then create one first.
  2. Head to https://discord.com/developers/applications to create your bot
  3. Click the New Application button
  4. Type in a name for your bot and click create
  5. In the General Information tab add an app icon, name, and description for your bot
  6. Head to the bot tab and click add bot
  7. Copy the token and save this to your env variable DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN
  8. Head to the OAuth2 tab and go to the sub tab URL Generator
  9. In Scopes select bot and in bot permissions select send messages
  10. Copy the generated URL and paste it into your browser
  11. Select the Discord server you want to add your bot into and invite it into your server

Discord Environment variables

  • DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN this is your bot's token
  • APPLICATION_ID this is the channel id you want your bot to post messages in
  • GUILD_ID this is the server id that you want your bot to post messages in

Running locally

  1. run yarn
  2. launch a redis server in a seperate terminal by running redis-server
  3. run yarn ts-node src/index.ts
  4. your bot should be up and running now!