This bot periodically sends information about upcoming League of Legends and Valorant professional games, its a carbon copy inspired by the BottyMcBotface bot. It runs in a small Discord server, so I am sure it needs work to properly function in a big server.
- esports - Get a list of upcoming matches from a game. User needs one of the mod roles set in
./data/config.jsonto use the update option. - info - Send information about the bot, includes link for this page, the last time data was updated and posted and all commands.
- champion - Sends stats for a champion, includes links for a wiki page and LoLalytics page.
- spell - Sends information about a spell, includes links for its wiki page, video, modifiers and notes.
- A notifier for new game patches for lol/val/tft.
newscommand for latest val/lol esports news.recentcommand for latest val/lol esports games results.itemcommand for lol items.- Disable button when pressed by a user. (To avoid errors for now, buttons sent are disabled)
Data from DataDragon provided by riot can be sometimes... interesting, take Miss Fortune for example, her ultimate, Bullet Time, has apparently a range of 25000, the same range as Ashe's ultimate, a global spell. CommunityDragon's alternative to the DataDragon champion endpoint provides more data, but runs into the same issue. This leaves the League of Legends Wiki as a pretty good source of information.
Using the lolstaticdata tool to gather data from the wiki and normalizing it for this bot's use case (numbers can be string since it will be thrown into Discord Embeds anyway) and the CommunityDragon's CDN to get links for some static data, we can get some pretty good information, nothing ground breaking or that "discards" a visit to the wiki (which is why we keep links to the wiki everywhere).
This data of course comes with its own problems, since its being constantly updated by users, it can have errors, not be formatted properly causing issues when gathering the data and/or normalizing it, but most of the time, its very complete. And since its not an endpoint which can be cached and revalidate after some time, it has to be manually updated, there exists some ideas to allow for updating the data without downtime, but its out of scope for now.
For League of Legends, this bot uses the unofficial LolEsports api (documentation), and the unofficial api for VLR.gg, vlrggapi for Valorant.
You can disable the spell and champion command in the config file and skip this step if you don't need this command.
Since skins data is not used, you can comment out functions like
__get_skinsto avoid requesting skin data.
This bot requires the data provided from lolstaticdata. For now, only champion data is needed, so you can just run python -m lolstaticdata.champions.
Warning
When a new League of Legends patch is out, please try to not constantly update the data, when a new champion is out for example, check if the wiki has enough information on it to justify gathering all data again.
After copying the champions data folder to the root of the project, a champion should have a path like ./data/champions/Aatrox.json.
Run go run ./normalize, this will create a folder with a path for a champion like ./data/champions/normalized/Aatrox.json.
The bot needs the ability of creating slash comamnds and the following permissions:
- Send Messages
- Embed Links
This invite link will have everything the bot needs, replace BOT_ID with the ID of your bot:
Duplicate the ./data/config.json.example and rename the copy to just config.json.
You can disable any command, disabling the spell AND champion command will skip loading wiki data.
If mod_roles is empty, anyone will be able to use the update option from the esports commands, this command makes a request to an esports api, this can be abused.
Now run the bot with the flag -register once, this will overwrite all guild commands to the specified guild in the config file, after that you can run the bot without specifying any flag.
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