Bot still in early development. More modules and features to be added in the near future.
Multi-purpose Discord bot. Intends to provide a comprehensive set of features for chat moderation, entertainment, web search, ranking and currency, etc. And memes. Because everyone loves memes.
Modules not being currently worked on (not including bugfixes):
Modules currently being worked on (only includes major changes, not bugfixes) (checked modules already have at least one release):
- Status: Provides status data about the running instance of the bot.
- Admin: Provides tools for server Admins/Moderators to more easily manage the users of the server.
- Fun: Random jokes to be used in text chat.
Planned Modules:
- Anime: Anime-related jokes and functions.
- Games: Simple message-based games that can be played by the server's users.
- Info: Provides detailed information about each module and the commands in them.
- Kancolle: Kantai Collection-related jokes and functions.
- NSFW: Doesn't need much explanation.
- Permissions: Allows server admins to specify what modules are available for users on the server and specific channels.
- Remote: Provides remote control over the bot's core functions to the owner of the bot account being used.
- RWBY: RWBY-related jokes and functions.
A public instance of the bot is available and can be added to a server through the invite link (you need to have the Manage Server permission in the target server).
A list of all commands recognized by the bot can be obtained using the ?help command. Using ?help [command] gives more information about a specific command.
To run your own instance of the bot:
- Download the core jar and desired module jars from any release version.
- Place the core jar in the desired directory.
- In the same directory, create a
modulessubdirectory and place all module jars in there. - Run the core jar.
When the core executable is ran, a GUI will be provided to control the bot. If this is the first time the bot is started, it prompts for the bot token to be used (bot tokens described here). Subsequent restarts of the bot will use the same token. The token can be accessed and changed in the properties.xml file created in the same directory that the program is ran from.
This bot uses ModularCommands.
3rd-party libraries used in this bot include:
- Discord4J by austinv11, licensed under the LGPL 3.0.
- Discordinator by kvnxiao, licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
- Logback by QOS.ch, licensed under the LGPL 2.1.
- Guava by Google, licensed under the Apache License 2.0.