📄 Environment Variables

This Discord bot allows configuration via environment variables. Environment variables are usually configured in different way depending on your operating system. If you use Docker, you can even pass environment variables without registering them on your host machine. If you don't run Docker, simply configure your environment variables in the following format in an .env file inside the project folder:

KEY=VALUE
KEY2=VALUE2

Available Variables

These are the available variables for configuration:

Variable	Required	Validation	Usage
PORT	no	Must be a number, must be higher than 0	Can be used for adjusting the web server port
UPDATER_DISABLE_NOTIFICATIONS	no	true / false	If disabled, the application will search for a new version each 2 hours on GitHub. If you do not have a connection active to outside, or you don't want to get notified, set this variable to true
DISCORD_CLIENT_TOKEN	yes	A string	The Discord secret token you get from the installation guide
JELLYFIN_SERVER_ADDRESS	yes	The Jellyfin server address, must start with http:// or https://	This is your Jellyfin server. The bot will communicate with the API of your server
JELLYFIN_AUTHENTICATION_USERNAME	yes	A string	The username of your bot account. It is recommended, that you create an account only for this bot for security reasons
JELLYFIN_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD	yes	A string	The password of your bot account.
LOG_LEVEL	LOG	ERROR, WARN, LOG, DEBUG, VERBOSE	The application log level. DEBUG and VERBOSE are normally not recommended, as they clutter your logs. Can be useful if you want to debug your bot.
ALLOW_EVERYONE_FOR_DEFAULT_PERMS	false	true / false	If set to true, the application commands will be available to everyone on new servers. This does not work for existing servers.