Arc V3 is the next generation of the open source ARC discord bot. The application now is complete with a web management dashboard coded in react JS and an API coded in express JS.
All three services are connected together using a central mongo database. The app also includes a database explorer deployed automatically (mongo-express)
The arc system can be run easily using the docker-compose file provided
First you should set up your .env file as follows
# COMMONS
MONGODB_URI=
DISCORD_CLIENT_ID=
DISCORD_CLIENT_SECRET=
# ARC3
GUILD_ID=
TOKEN=
# ARC3 API
CLIENT_REDIRECT_URI=
DIRECT_URL=
DISCORD_REDIRECT_URI=
FULLCHAIN=
HOSTED_URL=
JWT_SECRET=
API_PORT=
PRIVKEY=
# UNITY
UNITY_PORT=
UNITY_API_BASE_URI=
UNITY_BASE_URI=
UNITY_DEBUG=
USE_HTTPS=
STATUS_SITE_URL=
SITE_TITLE=
SITE_DESCRIPTION_META=
SITE_DESCRIPTION=
SITE_HERO_IMAGE=
# MONGO
MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD=
# AWS
AWS_REGION=
AWS_ACCOUNT_ID=
AWS_UNITY_REPO_NAME=
AWS_ARC3_REPO_NAME=
AWS_ARC3_API_REPO_NAME=
Then, simply install docker and docker compose and then run it with the deploy script
./deploy.sh
Arc3 is a discord bot written in C# using the Discord.NET library to control the discord bot client. It interacts with the mongodb database as it's sole source of truth.
Arc3-Api is an api written in expressJS that serves information from the mongo databse. It provides all the necessay routes for Arc3-Dash to work which is the web frontend. Arc3-Api serves the frontend at the root / http route and also uses oauth2 authentication to protect routes.
Arc3-Dash is a web frontend dashboard to manage and visualize data in the Arc3 system. Importantly, it is served by the Arc3-Api and thus levereages the same authentication available through that.
Arc3-Tasks is a collection of node scripts that perform various useful actions for the arc system such as backups, restores, cleanup, data compliance, etc...
This is a scheduler component that is used to trigger various actions inside of Arc3-Tasks by default it does an automated backup every 24 hours and a cleanup of data every 12 hours.
You can see some of the instructions in the default readmes given by create-react-app and such. There is also some vscode configs given as part of the project where you can run and debug every part of the system individually.