LIVEBOT IS NOW AGAINST TOS, AS IT IS NOT AN OFFICIAL CLIENT. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO RUN USER ACCOUNTS WITH THIS APP, BUT BOTS SHOULD STILL BE OKAY
An app that allows you to be inside a bot!
At the moment, livebot is still in extreme beta. To run it, open a terminal window in the main directory, then type npm test.
Livebot is a program built with electron and discord.js, that will allow you to have discord controlling a bot. You are able to view messages in channels, send messages, interact with people, and see what is going on in the servers your bot is in. Livebot will also work with a user account as well, so you are not just limited to bots.
Livebot had been built to copy discord, and while it is not exact, it is pretty close. More additions will come soon, so just be patient, but feel free to recommend any addition!
To install livebot, just download as a zip file, which you can do by pressing the green button above. Once you have downloaded and extracted the zip file, go into the directory with a command prompt or shell window. In the shell window, enter the commands npm install. Make sure that the terminal window is running as administrator. If this does not work, then just run npm install electron. Then to start it, run npm test.
Not very useful, but hey! It's here!
This box is how you log into a profile. To log into a token by default, put it into this box then press the save button. Otherwise if you are just logging into a token just for a look, input the token into the box then press enter.
Barry is the livebot version of discord's Clyde. Except Barry has some fun commands! Just use the prefix /. Only you can see what barry says, so don't worry about interfering with any conversations.
The profile card is able to tell you the username, the avatar image, the discriminator, and something discord does not have. The profile card will tell you if the account you are signed into is a bot or a user. This can be handy if you are not quite sure.
The guild card gives a little more information than the basic discord 'name of the guild'. The guild card shows you the name of the guild, the guild icon, and how many users are in the guild.
