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README.md

AwesomeMod

About

AwesomeMod is a Discord bot that specializes in moderation. It provides neat and rich logs as well as the ability for users to request roles. Additionally, it has the ability to add a voice channel that's named the amount of members, as Discord makes it difficult to keep track of how many members are in your server. The best part - features can be requested whenever and will be viewed and approved as soon as possible!

Installation

Currently there's only one way to install the bot on your server - cloning this repository and running it with node. In the future, I plan to add Docker and NPM as viable ways to deploy the bot. As of now, however, follow these steps for installation:

  1. Clone repo:
git clone https://github.com/ADawesomeguy/AwesomeMod.git
  1. Enter repo and install dependencies
cd AwesomeMod && npm i
  1. Run the bot:
npm run prod

Notes

Creating a Discord Application/Bot

To create your own application and bot using the Discord Developer Portal, go to the previous link and sign in. Then create a new application, and click bots on the left. Configure it to your liking, and then copy the token.

That's the most important part of your bot and don't share it with anyone.

Credit

The bot was made by @ADawesomeguy. It is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License