NeekosHelp

NeekosHelp

Discord Bot to share Teamfight Tactics match history with friends! Neeko's Help is publicly available to be added to your Discord server at https://top.gg/bot/703654421074018354

Commands

Neeko's Help uses double slashes (//) as the prefix for every command.

//recentmatch [region code] [summoner]

Returns the specified summoner's most recent TFT match. Displays synergies, units, and items used.

//matchhistory [region code] [summoner]

Returns the specified user's 10 most recent games. On the matchhistory message, the user can also add a reaction (numbered 1-10) in order to see that specific match's info.

//tftrank [region code] [summoner]

Returns the TFT rank for the specified summoner.

Miscellaneous Commands

• //ping - Returns pong!
• //help - Returns a list of all bot commands.
• //regions - Returns a list of region codes used in other TFT commands.

How to set up your own bot

Setup a python development environment :)

In the root directory of this project create a .env file that looks like:

# .env
OWNER_ID=0123
GUILD_ID=4567
DISCORD_TOKEN="DISCORD API KEY FROM INSTRUCTIONS BELOW"
RIOT_TOKEN="RIOT API KEY FROM INSTRUCTIONS BELOW"
ENVIRONMENT="test" or "prod"
TOPGG_TOKEN="ONLY USED BY OFFICIAL BOT; FROM TOPGG, INSTRUCTIONS BELOW"

You'll need a few things:

1. Riot TFT files
2. a Riot API key
3. a Discord Bot key.
4. your Discord ID, along with the ID of a Discord server (guild) to run the bot in

(Make sure that the last 2 remain private, don't share them with anyone else!)

1. Riot TFT files
   • Login to https://developer.riotgames.com/
   • At the top bar navigate to Docs > League of Legends.
   • Scroll down to "Data Dragon" and download the latest tar.
   • Untar these files, navigate to the data directory in the untarred files. You can choose any language, I use en_US. Copy files starting with tft-* into the NeekosHelp/set-info/ directory.
2. Riot API key
   • Same website, https://developer.riotgames.com/
   • Either use a development key (Riot Fist on top left, refresh the key and copy)
   • Or use an application key (you'll have to register a product with Riot)
   • Paste copied key into .env file
3. Discord Bot token
   • Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications
   • Make a New Application, then navigate to Bot on the left sidebar. Click Add Bot, then copy its Token.
   • On the same page, scroll down from where you copied the token, turn on the "Message Content Intent"
   • Paste token into .env file
4. Your Discord ID and a Discord guild ID
   • If it's not on already, turn on Developer Mode in Discord by going to Settings -> Advanced
   • Click your icon on the bottom left, click "Copy User ID". Paste this into the OWNER_ID field in the .env file
   • To copy the ID of the server you want to run the bot for, right click the server icon on the left sidebar, and click "Copy Server ID". Paste this as GUILD_ID in the .env file. When you start the bot, it will initially sync all its commands to only this server.

You can (mostly) safely ignore the top.gg references in the code. The official bot is advertised on top.gg, it uses this to post the public Neeko's Help's server count to the site.

The top.gg token is obtained from top.gg. Login, navigate Profile > Discord Bots > Edit > Webhooks > reveal and copy the token. Paste into .env.