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There should be error messages when a challenge is removed, solved or worked on without being first created to reduce typos

The Issue

When attempting to self-host this bot (by building the docker image), I came across an issue where the bot threw out errors about
TypeError: 'Collection' object is not callable. If you meant to call the 'update' method on a 'Collection' object it is failing because no such method exists., and I was not seeing any data written to the database.

Hosting

I'm running monogdb with the latest docker image (id: 20106db9aa7a) and connecting the two containers via a shared docker network.

A possible...solution?

From what I understand from the interwebs, this is due to pymongo changing the syntax for updating a collection to use .update_one() or .update_many() from v3.x onwards. (or at least what I think this is what the issue was)

Running the bot with pymongo 2.9.5 (the last version before pymongo 3.0) clears up the issues that I was facing. (changing requirements.txt:2 to pymongo==2.9.5)

(not to say we should be running a library that was built in 2015, but this seemed like the easiest method to get the bot up and running without any code changes so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )

alternatively, if there are plans to update the bot, then the above can probably be ignored lol

Not sure if the license for the bot is really clear or present?

add >ctf challenge remove "challenge" to remove it from the db, and challenge list.
shorthand would be >ctf chal r "challenge"

Would be used if someone makes a typo in a challenge addition, or just wants to clean up clutter in the challenge list.

While in DM if you try to create a CTF channel it says You do not have the appropriate permissions to run this command.I suggest you could make it say this command is only available in servers and lots of commands doesn't work in DM so this may resolve the issue

user would do something like >ctf creds "username" "password"
this would then pin an auto-generated message with the credentials, not touching the database at all
whenever the user does >ctf creds bot checks for pinned credentials, if they exist then pull them and send in the channel.

this can be pretty annoying considering it is in big servers.

Suggested by @warlock_rootx#8526 on Discord

>ctf challenge add "chall name" "chall category" adds the specified challenge to the specified category
>ctf challenge list Shows all (no changes)
>ctf challenge list "chall category" shows a list of the specified category's challenges
e.g) >ctf challenge list web shows all challenges in the web category.

https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/rewrite/ext/commands/commands.html#error-handling

is there anyway to integrate that bot w my server

For discord servers that don't want everyone to be able to join and view the channel
>ctf create_private "CTF NAME" creates a normal ctf, but now only the creator (and nullctf) is given the role.
Creator can now do >ctf invite "username" (inside the ctf channel) to give the role to the invited user, allowing them to access the channel.

requirements.txt, how to setup mongodb, auth.py / mongo.py, etc.

Writing challenge everytime is not fun. Better alias would be chall.

Most modern cTFs use the ctfd platform to host. This platform has API to get challenges automatically, with get request https://ctfhost/api/v1/challenges, This request can be use for auto setup challenges to ctf.

Is the bot's server still running, then the bot is not responding to any command

Images is attached

In discord markdown, you can use the syntax <t:TS> where TS is a unix timestamp. This will display the time to users in their local timezone for added convenience.

Here is how sending <t:1626484580> looks to me:

This is my issue. Please help I want to add this to my server but the bot is not verified it seems.

Thank you.

request make ctf feature in this bot

edit: the following is entirely not serious. it is a garbage issue for humour.

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I want to make color for any challenge category and color for player names who solved the challenge for better experience and make the list more readable!
can you guide me to do so? :)