| pagename | description | layout | type | permalink |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Discord_Fork README.md file |
Information about the Discord_Fork application and software |
docs |
docs |
/docs/readme/ |
Add your bot via the E-Zed editor or via GitHub
NOTE: Please do not complain over how bad the site is made, this is mostly made as a way to be more unique and prove that a list site can possibly be made with Jekyll.
- Ruby 2.4 or above - https://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/
- jekyll & bundle - https://jekyllrb.com/
- sass & scss_lint - Ruby Packages (gem install)
- Node.js 10.x
OR
- Netlify
bundle exec jekyll serve
Testing website locally with localhost (Port 4000 is default)
scss-lint
Check if your source code is linter friendly (SCSS only)
webpack --watch
Build all JavaScript files into a single file
You will require some kind of Linux. I prefer Ubuntu 18.04. Windows users may wish to use the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | sudo -E bash -
sudo apt install -y build-essential ruby-full ruby-bundler nodejs
npm i
# run both simultaneously
bundler exec jekyll serve
webpack --watch
Follow me
Edit _data/links.yml to point to the auth server.
No it is not, and it does not use any similar software such as Express and other middleware. The site was originally a fork of AlexFlipnote/Discord_Fork, but the original has since been deleted, and Alex has given permission for this site to continue.
Yes you can. We would like to encourage people to help contribute (cough Mayo's Bot List cough). With the source being open, it'll make this site better than others, and bring more variety of bots.