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Vanilla WoW armory with Discord bot interface.

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# Vanilla WoW Armory with Discord interface

## Features
### Invitable Discord bot with commands:

- Anonymus users will have access to:

| Command | Description | Aliases|
  | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | ----- |
  | $help               | Shows information about the use of the bot    | h |
  | $register           | Register to the application                   | reg, r |
  
- Registered users will access to:

| Command | Description | Aliases |
  | ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------- |
  | $character-create               | Create character, this will initiate a questions, which the user have 15 second to answer each.   | create, cc |
  | $character-list [@userMention]  | List self, or mentioned user's characters.                                                        | list, l |
  | $character-talent [charName]    | Set character's talent                                                                            | talent, ct |

## Installation
Currently the bot is not deployed, so you have to run it on your computer, using MAVEN to install, build, and run it.
You have to set first the ownerId, and discord bot token in the application.properties, which I added a sample only.

- ```./mvnw clean```
- ```./mvnw install```

Run locally:

```mvn spring-boot:run -Dspring-boot.run.profiles=dev```

Working with docker containers:

| Command | Description |
| ------------------------------------------------- | --------------------|
| docker build -t palfib/vanilla-wow-armory .       | build docker image |
| docker run -p 8080:8080 palfib/vanilla-wow-armory | run docker container from the image |
| docker container ls                               | find the running container's id |
| docker container stop [ID]                        | kill it |
| docker container attach [ID]                      | reconnect to its output |

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