Zenitsu Bot

Zenitsu Bot is a Discord moderation bot that includes a welcome system. The name is inspired from famous anime called Demon Slayer. It is built using the Discord.js library and the ECMAScript language.

Features

• Customizable welcome message
• Auto-role assignment
• Welcome & leave message
• Kick and ban commands
• Mute command

Usage

Prefix (z.)

1. kick: This command allows a user with the appropriate permissions to remove a member from the server.
2. Ban: This command allows a user with the appropriate permissions to ban a member from the server.
3. Mute: This command allows a user with the appropriate permissions to mute a member from the server.
4. Clear: This command allows a user with the appropriate permissions to clear a certain number of messages from a text channel.
5. Dice: This command simulates the rolling of a dice, returning a random number from 1-6.
6. RPS: This command allows a user to play rock-paper-scissors against the bot, returning the outcome of the game.
7. Coinflip: This command simulates the flipping of a coin, returning either "heads" or "tails".
8. Rollsum: This command allows a user to roll a specified number of dice, returning the sum of the rolled numbers.
9. Welcome: This command allows user to set the welcome message for new member
10. Avatar: This command returns the avatar URL of the mentioned user.
11. Time: This command returns the current time of the server.
12. Ping: This command returns the bot's ping time.
13. Say: This command allows the user to make the bot repeat a message
14. Embed: This command allows user to create a message embed
15. Invite: This command returns the bot invite link
16. Members: This command returns the total number of members in the server
17. Servericon: This command returns the server icon
18. Serverbanner: This command returns the server banner
19. Vote: This command allows user to create a vote
20. Cal: This command allows user to calculate the result of any mathematical expression
21. Live: This command allows user to check the live status of any website
22. Donate: This command returns the donate link of the bot
23. Server: This command returns information about the server

Please note that the above commands and their descriptions are examples, the actual commands, their functionality and the prefix may vary based on the bot you are using.

Installation

1. Clone the repository using git clone https://github.com/rohzzn/zenitsu-bot.git
2. Install the dependencies using npm install
3. Create a .env file and fill in your Discord bot token, prefix and any other environment variables
4. Run the bot using node index.js

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to the development of zenitsu-bot, please fork the repository and make changes to the code. Once you are done, submit a pull request and I will review your changes.

Support

If you have any questions or issues with the bot, please open an issue on this repository and I will try to assist you as soon as possible.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.