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- Updated scheduling logic to utilize the guild's timezone for cron expressions and one-time scheduling. - Introduced a new `getGuildTimezone` function to retrieve the timezone from guild settings. - Enhanced error handling for scheduling inputs, providing localized error messages for invalid cron expressions and missing schedule times. - Improved the WebUI to support a new timing mode selection (once vs. cron) and updated input fields accordingly. - Added localization entries for new scheduling-related messages in both English and German. - Refactored job scheduling and removal logic to ensure proper handling of scheduled jobs in the queue.
Nexumi
Nexumi is a public Discord bot with dashboard architecture, built as a TypeScript monorepo.
Phase 1 scope
- Monorepo foundation with
apps/botandpackages/shared - PostgreSQL + Redis compose stack
- Prisma core schema (
Guild,GuildSettings,User,Case) plus moderation tables (Warning,ModNote) - Command and module framework for slash command routing
- Permission layer and i18n starter (
de+en) - BullMQ integration for persistent moderation jobs (temp-ban expiration)
- Complete moderation reference command set for Phase 1
Quickstart
- Copy
.env.exampleto.envand fill required values. - Install dependencies:
pnpm install
- Generate Prisma client:
pnpm prisma:generate
- Apply database migrations:
pnpm prisma:migrate
- Start stack:
docker compose up -d
- Start bot locally:
pnpm --filter @nexumi/bot dev
Verification commands
pnpm typecheckpnpm lintpnpm test
Database
See docs/DATABASE.md for migrations, backup and restore runbooks.
Backup and restore note
Phase 1 includes the BullMQ foundation for scheduled jobs. Database backup rotation is configured via BACKUP_RETENTION_DAYS and the backups volume is already reserved in compose.
Restore flow (manual, PostgreSQL container):
- Stop bot/web services.
- Copy dump into postgres container.
- Run
psqlrestore againstnexumidatabase:docker compose exec -T postgres psql -U nexumi -d nexumi < /path/to/backup.sql
- Start services again.