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Participants of the Hackathon made some awesome projects! Here we show off the wonderful work that was done during the sprint.
Projects were submitted to us via email and are listed here in alphabetical order.
Calendar Bot is a Discord bot that downloads events from an online calendar and provides it's users an interface for viewing when those events occur. The bot allows for multiple calendars to be used, all through a simple chat command interface.
Built by Mark Frankle.
Discatchi is a Discord bot that functions as a communal pet game.
Inspired by the popular keychain pets from the late 90's, Discatchi players can earn pets, level up, and interact with their pets. Built using Python and SQLite, players can interact with other players' pets on the same Discord server, and interact with their pets on any other server that has the Discatchi bot. Thanks to SQLite, if the server running the bot ever goes down, users' progress will not be lost.
Made by: Corey Croswaite, Douglas Winegarden, and Sam Xiao
The bot has two features:
First, if you type: "thesaurus look" or any word in the place of "look", it will fetch the synonyms for you.
Second: It critiques every grammar mistake you make (in a very sassy way). See the screen shots below for examples! It only catches a few types of grammatical errors in it's current state, but those errors are some of the most common ones.
Here are some screen shots:
This was the bot Thomas Oldham and Marissa Lee made during the hackathon; it plays rock-paper-scissors.
Use rps [rock|paper|scissors] to challenge the bot, and ... to challenge
another player ... challenge [username] [rock|paper|scissors|dynamite].