Auto-Voice-Channels

A Discord bot that automatically creates voice channels as they are needed.

• Public bot invite link
• Beta bot invite link
• Discord server
• Patreon

Requires:

• Python 3.5.3+
• discord.py (pip install discord.py)
• pytz (pip install pytz)
• psutil (pip install psutil)
• Requests (pip install requests)

Optional Extras:

• uvloop (pip install uvloop) - UNIX ONLY

Quick start:

• Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/gregzaal/Auto-Voice-Channels.git
• Go to the directory: cd Auto-Voice-Channels
• Make folder to store guild settings: mkdir guilds
• Install pip: sudo apt-get -y install python3-pip
• Install venv: pip3 install virtualenv
• Make venv: python3 -m virtualenv bot-env
• Use venv: . bot-env/bin/activate
• Install requirements: python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
• Create your application + bot here: https://discordapp.com/developers/applications
• Enable both Presence and Server Members Privileged Gateway Intents in the Bot section.
• Create a config.json file in the Auto-Voice-Channels folder and fill it in:
  • admin_id is your ID, for the bot to DM you when it logs on, joins servers, gets errors, etc.
  • client_id is the bot ID.
  • log_timezone is for the time displayed in logs, see this list.
  • token is your bot's private token you can find here - do not share it with anyone else.
  • There are a number of optional settings too, which aren't necessary to set but provide some further configuration options if needed.

{
    "admin_id":123456789012345678,
    "client_id":987654321098765432,
    "log_timezone":"Africa/Johannesburg",
    "token":"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXXXXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
}

• Invite the bot to your own server, replacing <YOUR BOT ID> with... your bot ID: https://discordapp.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=<YOUR BOT ID>&permissions=286280784&scope=bot
• Start your bot: python3 auto-voice-channels.py

Help:

For all issues and questions you have, first ask in our Support Server. 99% of questions have been asked before and already have a solution available. Read the FAQ, #status channel, and pinned messages.

If you're self-hosting and have an actual code bug to report, also first check in the Support Server for a solution and see if anyone else has the same problem. If someone can confirm your bug in their own self-hosted bot, then you may open an issue.