Versatile Discord bot with extensive commands for entertainment and utility. Features a competitive economy system, minigames, and real-time data fetching.
Note: the official hosted version is no longer online. This repository is now maintained as an open-source project, for anyone who wants to host their own instance or learn from the codebase.
All commands are slash commands. Type / in a Discord chat to find them. Type /help to see a list of all commands and their usage.
/start— create a new account. Run this before any other commands./points— check your current points./leaderboard— see the top users and their points./income— claim free points every 30 minutes./give— give points to another user.
/trivia— start a trivia game. Win points by answering questions correctly./roulette— wager points on a game of roulette./slots— wager points on a game of 3-column slots./roll— roll dice in the format#d#(example:1d6).
/reddit— get a random post from a specified subreddit./weather— get the current weather for a specified city./news— get a trending news article from a specified country.
/help— show a list of all commands./info— show information about the bot./invite— get an invite link for the bot./ping— check the bot's latency.
To run your own instance, fork this repository. Run the bot with PM2 for process management:
- Install PM2 globally:
npm install pm2 -g- Start the bot:
pm2 start index.js --name "discord-bot"- Other useful PM2 commands:
pm2 status # Check status of all processes
pm2 logs discord-bot # View bot logs
pm2 restart discord-bot # Restart the bot
pm2 stop discord-bot # Stop the botContributions are welcome through pull requests.
This project began in 2018, as a way to learn Python. It was built with Discord.py. It has since been rewritten in Discord.js, due to more active development and better documentation. The original repository is at DavisStanko/robot.
While running, the bot also hosts a small web server on port 3001. This server exposes bot statistics, like the number of servers and users, as a JSON object. Access it with a GET request to:
http://<your-server-ip>:3001/botstats
This project uses the GPL-3.0 license. See the LICENSE.md file for details.