wtf is njdiscordcalendarbot?

njDiscordCalendarBot is a small automation tool that takes a snapshot of today's events from an Enjin website's calendar and shares that picture in a Discord channel. Instead of making people manually check a separate website every day, someone can type a trigger word in Discord and the bot responds with a visual grab of what's on the schedule. Under the hood, the bot logs into an Enjin website using credentials you provide, navigates to the event calendar page, captures a screenshot of today's events, and posts that image back to the Discord conversation where it was triggered. It uses a headless browser approach, essentially a program that opens web pages and interacts with them automatically, much like a person would, to handle the login and screenshot steps. The tool was built for communities that run their websites on Enjin and also use Discord for day-to-day chat. Picture a gaming guild or a fan community that schedules raids, meetings, or events on their Enjin site. Members chatting in Discord can simply type the trigger phrase and instantly see what's happening today, without leaving the chat app or remembering to check the website. The project is described as an experiment to get familiar with the underlying technologies, and the author notes that more features may come later or the same approach might be repurposed for something else. Some configuration options listed in the README, like specifying which Discord channels to post to, are not yet functional. The bot also specifically works with Enjin's "classic" calendar as of late 2018, so changes to Enjin's platform after that point would likely require code updates.