Simple discord bot powerd by izy521/discord.io.
First you clone this repository somewhere in your computer:
git clone https://github.com/daemonraco/dcrdbot.git cd dcrdbot
Then you install all it needs:
npm install
Assuming you already registerd an application in
Discord (if you didn't visit this
link
and for the steps), go to your
applications, selected your
bot, find the section App Bot User and there get your bot's token.
Once you have it, go to your file configs/environment.json and configure it in
bot.token.
Then, remove some of the ignored mods listed in ignores.mods to activate it.
Or you can install a mods from somewhere else or even create your own.
After you configure all, you just need to run this and it will start:
npm start
Lets say you want to use this system for two different bots with different
configurations and all.
If that's the case, you can copy your file at configs/environment.json to, for
example, configs/environment.otherbot.json, use a different bot token on each
file and run two separate commands for each bot, one like this:
npm start
And another like this:
ENV=otherbot npm start
Each command will use it's own configuration.
Some mods, for example the imgur mod, requires you to configure a few things
becuase, by default, it uses wrongs value (on purpose).
To solve this, copy the file at mods/imgur/config.json to configs/imgur.json
(notice the new file has the same directory name that our mod), and configure your
real data.
By default this bot will try your configuration file before the one inside the mod
itself.
You can also copy it to configs/imgur.otherbot.json and it will use that one for
you second bot.
This bot provides you with a set of tools that may help with tedious tasks
If one of your modules requires a npm package that is not installed by defualt,
let's say for example unirest, you may run this command to automatically read
each mod manifest file, load the list of their dependencies and try to install
them using npm:
npm run install-dependencies
Or just:
npm run dinstall
If the default configuration of one of your mods is not right for your bot and you want to customize it, you can run this:
npm run customize-config <mod-directory-name>
Or jsut:
npm run customize <mod-directory-name>
This will copy the default configuration file for a mod into config/ and your
bot will load it as default for that mod.
Also, if you want you customization work for certain environment, you can run this:
npm run customize <mod-directory-name> <environment-suffix>
So, you want to create your own mod? well, run this command:
npm run new-mod
Answer all questions and it will create a plugin just for you inside mods/.
MIT © Alejandro Dario Simi