A fun, general purpose Discord bot!
Click here to add it to your server!
Support server invite here.
The bot has a plethora of commands. To invoke these, send a message starting with . followed by the command name.
For example, .woof would invoke the woof command.
The help command can be ran at any point for reference how to use the bot. If you need help about a specific command,
help *command name here* can be run.
remindme Have the bot remind you about something in the future
wolfram Query Wolfram Alpha
weather Get the weather at a location
choose Pick an item from a list of choices
hl Highlight some code
info Information about a member
server Information about the server
fact Get a random fact
8 Classic 8ball!
And many more!
It can fetch cute random images on demand!
woof Get a random doggo picture
meow Get a random cat picture
floof Get a random fox picture
quack Get a random duck picture
Classic Starboard implementation.
A starboard is a channel where "starred" messages are posted. A message can be starred by anyone by reacting to it with the ⭐ emoji. At this point anyone can additionally star the message, giving it more stars.
To create a starboard use the starboard create command. This will create a channel where starred messages will be posted.
Automatic starboard cleaning can be enabled using starboard threshold. To have starred messages with fewer than 5 stars be
removed after a week, do starboard threshold 5.
To disable auto-cleaning, do starboard threshold. The starboard can also be
temporarily disabled (to clean it, for example) using starboard lock and enabled using starboard unlock.
Other misc. starboard commands:
star Star a message by ID
unstar Unstar a message by ID
star info Show information about a starred message
star show Bring up a starred message in the current channel
star delete Delete a starred message from the starboard. Appropriate permissions/relations required to run this.
Run help starboard for a complete list.
The tag system is immensely useful for bringing up text or images on demand.
To try it out, you can create a new tag interactively by simply running tag make.
Here's an example of the tag system in work:
A few of the tag commands:
tag Bring up a tag
tag create Create a new tag
tag make Create a new tag interactively (recommended!)
tag edit Edit one of your tags
tag delete Delete one of your tags
tag list List a members tags, or all the server tags
tag info Extensive information about a tag
tags List all of your own tags
Run help tag for a complete list.
The prefix of the bot is configurable using the prefix command. If you forget the current prefix, the help menu can be brought up by simply mentioning the bot.
.prefix !
# new commands are now invoked using !
!woof
A role can be set that can also configure the bot using the modrole command.
Members with the mod role can delete any tag, delete starred messages, change the prefix, etc. Only thing members with this role can't do is change the mod role, as this requires administrator privileges.
.modrole @somerole
To see what the current configuration is, run config.
To enable member muting, create a role that prohibits sending messages and set it with muterole <role>.
To mute a member do mute <member> and to unmute use unmute <member>. Similarly, ban and unban also exist.
You can issue tempbans and tempmutes:
tempban <member> <amount> <unit> [reason]
tempmute <member> <amount> <unit> [reason]
examples:
tempban @dave 5 days Stop spamming!
tempmute @bobby 1 hr Read rules again.
Tempbanning will make the bot attempt to send a DM to the banned member with the reasoning for the ban, if provided.
The bot can be configured to send a message each time a new member joins your server.
To set this up, first specify a channel the messages should be sent in using welcome channel. Then set up a welcome message using welcome message. A list of replacements is listed here:
{user} Replaced with a mention of the member that joined
{guild} Replaced with the server name
{member_count} Replaced with the server member count
To see that the welcome system works you can run welcome test. If it fails it will tell you what to fix!
Run help welcome for a complete list of commands.
The bot can create a role selector for you. Here's an example of such a selector:
By clicking the reactions the user is given the correlated role.
Run help roles for a full list of commands.
You can send thoughts, feedback and suggestions directly to me by using the feedback command!
If you want this bot in your server, I would prefer if you invite the official instance using the invite link.
Nevertheless, if you want to set it up for yourself, follow the instuctions in INSTALL.md.
Contributors: CloakerSmoker, GeekDude, sjc, Cap'n Odin