I recently set up a little Discord bot for the TI-Toolkit group (GitHub ; Discord).
It's available on several servers, including those of Cemetech, TI-Planet, CE-Programming... (in fact, anyone can add it to their server
).
The main purpose of this bot is give people using its /tok command information about a z80/CE token.
And the information in response comes from tokens-wiki data, which is basically everything we know about the tokens (even their history through models/versions, and translations...), gathered from quite a few sources (community and official).
The /tok command works with an auto-completion system that's smart enough to propose the right value (hexa code) from a partial name or without symbols.
For example:
There's another command, /zdis, which is used to disassemble (e)Z80 code (ASM hex bytes) into readable ASM.
For example: /zdis:
The bot is also open-source: https://github.com/TI-Toolkit/DiscordBot
Have fun
It's available on several servers, including those of Cemetech, TI-Planet, CE-Programming... (in fact, anyone can add it to their server
).
The main purpose of this bot is give people using its /tok command information about a z80/CE token.
And the information in response comes from tokens-wiki data, which is basically everything we know about the tokens (even their history through models/versions, and translations...), gathered from quite a few sources (community and official).
The /tok command works with an auto-completion system that's smart enough to propose the right value (hexa code) from a partial name or without symbols.
For example:
There's another command, /zdis, which is used to disassemble (e)Z80 code (ASM hex bytes) into readable ASM.
For example: /zdis:
The bot is also open-source: https://github.com/TI-Toolkit/DiscordBot
Have fun
