kiwi

Discord giveaway bot written with TypeScript using Deno KV's new features:

• listenQueue: Listen for queue values to be delivered from the database queue, which were enqueued with Deno.Kv.enqueue.
• enqueue: Add a value into the database queue to be delivered to the queue listener via Deno.Kv.listenQueue.

Create giveaways and let your users participate with a single click. Leverage the power of Deno KV's new features to create a scalable and reliable way to schedule tasks in the future.

Invite the bot to your server and start using it today by clicking this link.

commands

• create: Creates a giveaway with the following arguments:
  • prize: The prize of the giveaway, supports markdown syntax highlighting.
  • duration: The time the giveaway will last, supports human readable time formats.
  • message: The message shown in the giveaway embed, can be used to add additional information about the giveaway.
  • image: Optional image url to be shown in the giveaway embed. Modifies the color of the embed to match the image.
  • winners: The amount of winners the giveaway will have.

creating a giveaway

1. First of all, go to the channel you want to create the giveaway in and fill in the /create command with the required arguments.

2. After the giveaway has been created, the bot will send a message with the giveaway embed and a button to enter the giveaway.

3. Click the button to enter the giveaway. If you win, your username will be mentioned in the giveaway embed.

   

feedback

• straightforward API for enqueue and listenQueue
• great usecase for a wide range of applications
• will definitely use this in the future
• docs still need some work, how do I mock listenQueue errors?
• don't see the use for keysIfUndelivered
• re-delivery of errored keys should be incremental to avoid stress

development

Install deno if you haven't already:

curl -fsSL https://deno.land/x/install/install.sh | sh

Clone the repo:

git clone git@github.com:Jabolol/kiwi.git .

Create and fill in the .env file:

# The public key of your discord application
DISCORD_PUBLIC_KEY=
# The token of your discord bot
BOT_TOKEN=
# The client id of your discord application
CLIENT_ID=

Register the application commands:

deno task register

With cloudflared installed, create a tunnel:

cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:8000

Start the bot:

deno task start

Go to your application dashboard and update the INTERACTIONS ENDPOINT URL to the tunnel url.

https://[your]-[unique]-[tunnel]-[url].trycloudflare.com

Execute the /hello command in your discord server. You should see a hi back. You're good to go! If the bot doesn't respond, check the logs for errors.

license

This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the license for more information.