ryansteffan/nasa_bot repository overview

⁠END OF LIFE

The development of the bot is being moved to end of life starting Jan 1, 2025. I have made the decission to due to me not having as much time to maintain it and I want to use the time that I do have to work on new projects.

What can you expect from this:

• The bot will not get any new features.
• Security fixes will be provided if there are major security flaws.
• A version 1.0.0 will be published.
• If there is a major change to the discord api that renders the bot non-functional, I will supply fixes until Jan 1, 2026
• If you have any questions please contact me at the same email used to report bugs.

⁠Welcome to NASA_Bot_Python

NASA_Bot_Python is a simple, extensible discord bot with a focus on stability and functionality. It is written using python and discord.py.

⁠Main Features

• Posts NASA APOD (Astronomy Picture of the Day) on a daily basis.
• Allows for easy deployment with docker.
• Contains easy to use utils, and guidance on extending the bot using python.

⁠To Get Started...

Just want to run the bot? Take a look at the Quick-Start-Guide⁠.

For more in-depth guidance, it is best to refer to the How-To-Guides⁠.

For a reference guide to the config options, check the Config Reference⁠.

For a reference guide to using the bots various commands, check out the Command_Reference⁠.

⁠API Reference

Contains all the classes and methods used by the bot. It can be found here⁠.

⁠Bug Reports

If you have found an issue with the bot, the best way to report it is by creating an issue on the NASA_Bot_Python Github Page⁠.

If the issue is a Security flaw please report it using the GitHub private vulnerability reporting, or you may reach out to me directly at:
[email protected]⁠

⁠Licence Details

The licence details can be found here⁠.