ConfessionBot is the most advanced anonymous messaging bot on Discord, with mod tools, multiple anonymous channel types, image support, and much more! - Powered by the merely framework and disnake.
Try ConfessionBot on the Official Bot Discord server
Invite ConfessionBot to your own server
Seven languages are now supported! English, German, French, Polish, Brazilian Portugese, Tagalog, and Chinese are all available to choose with /language set today, but some are incomplete. ConfessionBot now also follows your user and server language preferences by default.
ConfessionBot v2.4.0 has launched! This update adds a context menu button for reporting confessions directly to the moderators on the official support server.
You are welcome to clone this source and run your own instance for any purpose, but please don't copy the branding of ConfessionBot!
Clones of ConfessionBot that have the same branding are harmful for our support server and image. Especially if modifications are made which invade users' privacy.
You can easily rename the bot by changing the botname parameter in config.ini. You should also use a different Username and profile picture when creating the bot user.
- Clone Merely Framework into a folder
- Create a subfolder named 'overlay'
- Clone this project into 'overlay'
- Install python <=3.10
- Install required python packages with
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt - Create a discord bot in the Discord Developer Portal, you will need the token to continue
- Give ConfessionBot the token by setting it in the [main] section of the config
- Run your bot with
python3 main.py - Add your ConfessionBot to your server
I have built a website which makes it easier to translate my projects, including ConfessionBot. Babel Translator.
ConfessionBot is written in Python with the help of the disnake API wrapper (like discord.py). Refer to the Project roadmap for future features we'd like to implement. All contributions are welcome and support can be given in the Discord server.
As the Babel language framework is being used, there's no need to provide strings for your code. Myself and the volunteer translators can add strings later. In place of strings, simply invent a meaningful key, for example;
self.bot.babel('confessions', 'confession_vetting_accepted', channel=channel.mention)
# Appears like the following until a string is written:
"<CONFESSION_VETTING_ACCEPTED: channel={channel}>"
# An example of a written string:
"Your message was accepted and posted to {channel}."This repository depends on the Merely Framework. Clone this repo into an overlay folder inside of Merely Framework to run this code (you will need to create the overlay folder). Afterwards, any improvements made to the framework can be comitted back upstream without any merge conflicts. - Contributions to the framework are greatly appreciated!
confessions.py implements the disnake.ext.commands.Cog class. Read the documentation to learn how to write new commands or improve existing ones with this structure.
If you wish to provide strings, add them to babel/confessionbot_en.ini.