Discord JS Bot

Youtube Video Tools, Administration, Community, Bot Utility and Information.

Overview 😊

Js Handler is a custom Discord Bot developed using Node.js.
This is a self hosted bot, meaning that you will need to locally host and maintain this bot!

Commands 🤖

• Clear | Clears the previous 10 messages.
• Getyt | Download Youtube Videos, mp3 files, and view video statistics.
• SetActivity | Set the bot activity presence.
• Runtime | Return the total runtime for the bot since its boot.
• Help | Display a list of all commands.
• Github | Return a custom github webpage.
• Restart | Restart the bot file.
• Quit | Force close the bot file.

Usage 📩

1. Create a Discord Application through the Discord Developer Portal.

• After logging in, click the New Application button in the upper right hand corner.
• Name your application, and click Create.
• Click the OAuth2 section on the left hand side.
• Note / copy your CLIENT ID, this is important and we will need it for later.
• Visit the Bot section on the left hand side.
• Click the Add Bot button in the top right corner.
• Click the Yes, do it button.
• Note / copy the bot's TOKEN, this is also important and we will need it for later.

2. Fork / Clone this repository.

• Open command prompt.
• Locate your "Documents" folder and open the directory within your command prompt. Such as: Cd Documents.
• Type Git clone https://github.com/Derisorant/Discord-JS-Bot and press enter, this will create a copy of the repository in your documents folder.
• You can now close command prompt and locate the "Discord-JS-Bot" folder within your documents.

3. Setting up the bot.

• Open the "Discord-JS-Bot" folder, then use Shift + RightClick and click "Open with Code".
• Within vsCode, press Ctrl + ' to open the Terminal.
• Run: Npm Install within the terminal, this will download all the dependencies required to run the bot.
• Lastly, create a new file named .env in the ROOT of the directory, this is where you will store your token and clientId.
• Inside the ".env" file, paste the following: token = yourToken and clientId = yourClientId
• Simply replace the "yourToken" and the "yourClientId" with your application's token and clientId.

4. Running the bot.

After placing your token and clientId within the ".env" file, you're ready to start running the bot!

• Within the vsCode terminal, use node to run the "deploy-commands.js" file. Example: node .\src\deploy-commands.js. This ensures the bot commands are registered, and will need to be ran whenever you add a new command.
• Now use node to run the "app.js" file. Example: node .\src\app.js.

Other.

If you want to host your bot using a service such as AWS or Render, please use the "server.js" file as the start command. The youtube tools will also not work without a "RapidAPI Key". If you plan on using the youtube tools, please refer to the following link: Youtube API