🤖 Bot Discord Dashboard ALL-IN-ONE

🤖 Bot Discord Dashboard ALL-IN-ONE

Next Generation — v5.7.1

A full-featured Discord bot with an integrated web dashboard built for modern Discord servers.
Protection · Moderation · Tickets · Embeds Flow Builder · Auto Roles · Levels · Dashboard · and more.

🗂️ Table of Contents

Features
Requirements
Quick Start — Local (VS Code)
Hosting on Pterodactyl
Docker
Configuration
MongoDB Migration
Dashboard Setup
Project Structure
Support & Donations
License

Important

⚠️ Required Setup Before Starting

After cloning the project, open settings.json and find the DASHBOARD section. You must fill in the following fields or the dashboard/bot will not work correctly:

"DASHBOARD": {
    "OWNERS": ["YOUR_DISCORD_USER_ID"],
    "SHIPS": ["YOUR_DISCORD_USER_ID"],
    "CODE": "YOUR_SECRET_ACCESS_CODE",
    ...
}

Field	Description
`OWNERS`	Your Discord user ID(s). Owners have full access to the dashboard. Add multiple IDs as an array.
`SHIPS`	Discord user ID(s) with elevated/super-admin privileges on the dashboard.
`CODE`	The access code required to log into the dashboard (default is `"ADMIN"` — change it!).

How to get your Discord User ID: Enable Developer Mode in Discord → right-click your profile → Copy User ID.

✨ Features

Category	Highlights
🛡️ Protection	Anti-Ban, Anti-Kick, Anti-Bots, Anti-Webhooks, Anti-Channel Create/Delete, Anti-Role Add/Create/Delete
⚖️ Moderation	Ban, Kick, Mute, Warn, Jail, Clear, Lock/Unlock, Slowmode, Rename, Unban All
👋 Welcome & Leave	Customizable join/leave/boost messages with image cards and welcome role assignment
✅ Verification	Member verification gate with automatic role assignment on completion
👥 Roles	Auto-Role (members / bots / invite), Temp Role, Multi-Role, Permission Control
🎟️ Tickets	Multi-panel, categories, HTML transcripts, Feedback system, Stats, Ticket Points
🤖 Auto Responder	Keyword-triggered auto-replies with exact / contains / regex match modes
⚡ Automations	Event-driven automation rules triggered by Discord events (joins, roles, reactions, …)
📩 Embeds Builder	Visual rich-embed builder with image, thumbnail, fields, footer, and color picker
🧩 Components Builder	Drag-and-drop interactive message builder — buttons, select menus, modals; custom ID routing and flow transitions
💡 Suggestions	Member suggestion submissions with approve/reject dashboard controls
📈 Levels	XP-based leveling system with rank cards, leaderboard, and configurable role rewards
⭐ Staff Points	Reward staff activity with a points system and leaderboard
💬 Interaction Points	Track member engagement (messages, voice) with role-reward thresholds
📊 Activity Stats	Hourly guild activity tracking (joins, leaves, messages, voice) with ApexCharts
🔧 Utility	Server/User info, Avatar, Banners, Ping, AFK, Help
🌐 Dashboard	Discord OAuth2, real-time live editing, guild switcher, full mobile-responsive UI
📝 Logging	Full audit log for every moderation and protection action
🌍 Multi-language	11 languages: English, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Chinese

📦 Requirements

Node.js v20 or higher → Download
npm v9+ (comes with Node.js)
A Discord Application with a bot user → Discord Developer Portal

🚀 Quick Start — Local (VS Code)

Step 1 — Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/aymenelouadi/Bot-Discord-Dashboard-ALL-IN-ONE---Next-Generation.git
cd "Bot-Discord-Dashboard-ALL-IN-ONE---Next-Generation"

Step 2 — Install dependencies

npm install

Step 3 — Configure environment

# Windows
copy .env.example .env

# Mac / Linux
cp .env.example .env

Open .env in VS Code and fill in your values:

DISCORD_TOKEN=your_bot_token_here
CLIENT_ID=your_application_client_id
CLIENT_SECRET=your_oauth2_client_secret
QAUTH_LINK=http://localhost:2000/auth/discord/redirect
DASHBOARD_PORT=2000
SESSION=any_random_long_string_here

Where to find these values:

Go to Discord Developer Portal

Select your application → Bot tab → copy the Token

General Information tab → copy Application ID (CLIENT_ID)

OAuth2 tab → copy Client Secret and add the redirect URL

Step 4 — Configure the bot

Edit settings.json to set your prefix, language, and other options:

{
  "system": {
    "PREFIX": "!",
    "COMMANDS": {
      "ENABLE_PREFIX": true,
      "ENABLE_SLASH_COMMANDS": true,
      "STATUS": "ONLINE",
      "lang": "en"
    }
  }
}

Step 5 — Start

# Start the bot (also starts the dashboard automatically)
npm start

Open your browser at http://localhost:2000 to access the dashboard.

VS Code tip: Press Ctrl+Shift+P → Tasks: Run Task → create a npm: start task, or simply open a terminal and run npm start.

🐦 Hosting on Pterodactyl

Pterodactyl is a game/application panel often used by Discord bot hosts.

Step 1 — Upload files

Zip the entire project folder (excluding node_modules/ and .env).
Upload the zip to your Pterodactyl server's File Manager.
Unzip it in the root of your server directory.

Step 2 — Set Startup Command

In your Pterodactyl egg settings, set the startup command to:

node index.js

Or if you are using a Node.js egg:

Field	Value
Startup	`node {{MAIN_FILE}}`
Main File	`index.js`
Node.js version	`20`

Step 3 — Set Environment Variables

In the Pterodactyl panel → Startup tab, add these variables:

Key	Value
`DISCORD_TOKEN`	Your bot token
`CLIENT_ID`	Your application client ID
`CLIENT_SECRET`	Your OAuth2 client secret
`QAUTH_LINK`	`https://yourdomain.com/auth/discord/redirect`
`DASHBOARD_PORT`	`2000` (or whatever port your egg exposes)
`SESSION`	A long random string

Step 4 — Allocations / Port

Make sure port 2000 (or your chosen DASHBOARD_PORT) is allocated and exposed by your host.

Step 5 — Start the server

Click Start in the Pterodactyl panel. The bot and dashboard will launch together.

🐳 Docker

# Build the image
docker build -t bot-dashboard .

# Run (replace values with your real credentials)
docker run -d \
  -p 2000:2000 \
  -e DISCORD_TOKEN=your_token \
  -e CLIENT_ID=your_client_id \
  -e CLIENT_SECRET=your_client_secret \
  -e QAUTH_LINK=http://localhost:2000/auth/discord/redirect \
  -e DASHBOARD_PORT=2000 \
  -e SESSION=your_session_secret \
  --name my-bot \
  bot-dashboard

Or use Docker Compose — create a docker-compose.yml:

version: "3.9"
services:
  bot:
    build: .
    ports:
      - "2000:2000"
    environment:
      DISCORD_TOKEN: your_token
      CLIENT_ID: your_client_id
      CLIENT_SECRET: your_client_secret
      QAUTH_LINK: http://localhost:2000/auth/discord/redirect
      DASHBOARD_PORT: 2000
      SESSION: your_session_secret
    restart: unless-stopped

docker compose up -d

⚙️ Configuration

`.env` — Secrets

Variable	Description
`DISCORD_TOKEN`	Your bot's token (keep this private)
`CLIENT_ID`	Discord Application ID
`CLIENT_SECRET`	OAuth2 secret for the dashboard login
`QAUTH_LINK`	OAuth2 redirect URL (must match Discord dev portal)
`DASHBOARD_PORT`	Port for the web dashboard (default: `2000`)
`SESSION`	Random secret string for session encryption

`settings.json` — Guild Configuration

Key	Description
`system.PREFIX`	Bot command prefix (default: `!`)
`system.COMMANDS.lang`	Language: `en` or `ar`
`system.COMMANDS.STATUS`	Bot status: `ONLINE`, `IDLE`, `DND`, `INVISIBLE`
`actions.*`	Per-command role permissions and toggles
`court.*`	Court/complaint system settings

🗂️ MongoDB Migration (JSON → MongoDB)

If you are upgrading from a previous version that used flat-file JSON storage, use the built-in migration script to move all your data into MongoDB safely.

Prerequisites

Add the MONGODB connection string to your .env:

MONGODB=mongodb+srv://<user>:<password>@cluster.mongodb.net/next-generation

Get a free cluster at https://www.mongodb.com/atlas

How it works

migrate.js reads every JSON file from database/ and dashboard/database/<guildId>/ and upserts each record into the matching MongoDB collection:

JSON source	MongoDB collection
`database/afk.json`	`afks`
`database/warn.json` + `warning.json`	`warnings`
`database/jail.json` + `jailed.json`	`jails`
`database/muting.json` + `records.json`	`mutes`
`database/temp_role.json`	`temproles`
`database/auto_role.json`	`guilds` (→ `autoRoles`)
`database/auto_responder.json`	`guilds` (→ `autoResponder`)
`database/suggestions.json`	`guilds` (→ `suggestionsConfig`)
`dashboard/database/<id>/levels.json`	`memberlevels`
`dashboard/database/<id>/open_tickets.json`	`tickets`
`dashboard/database/<id>/ticket_feedback.json`	`ticketfeedbacks`
`dashboard/database/<id>/staff_scores.json`	`staffscores`
`dashboard/database/<id>/interaction_scores.json`	`interactionscores`
`dashboard/database/<id>/settings.json`, `protection.json`, …	`guilds`

Guarantees

Property	Detail
Idempotent	Uses `findOneAndUpdate` + `upsert: true` — safe to run multiple times, never duplicates
Non-destructive	Existing MongoDB documents are only added to / updated, never deleted
Expired records skipped	Active mutes, jails, and temp roles past `expiresAt` are not migrated
Stable IDs	Legacy records without a `caseId` get a deterministic ID (`LEGACY_<userId>_<index>`) so re-runs always produce the same document

Run

# Preview — prints what would be migrated without writing anything
node migrate.js --dry-run

# Full migration
node migrate.js

Reading the output

Symbol	Meaning
`✅`	Record upserted successfully
`⏭️`	Skipped (empty file, expired record, or dry-run mode)
`❌`	Individual record failed — error printed, migration continues

🌐 Dashboard Setup

Go to Discord Developer Portal → your app → OAuth2 → Redirects
Add your redirect: http://localhost:2000/auth/discord/redirect (or your domain in production)
Make sure CLIENT_SECRET and QAUTH_LINK in .env match exactly.
Start the bot and navigate to http://localhost:2000
Click Login with Discord — you'll be redirected to Discord to authorise, then back to the dashboard.

📁 Project Structure

├── commands/           Slash + text commands (one file per command)
├── systems/            Business-logic modules (auto_role, protection, tickets…)
├── dashboard/
│   ├── server.js       Express web server entry point
│   ├── routes/         Auth route handlers
│   ├── middleware/      Session & auth guards
│   ├── views/          EJS templates (one per dashboard page)
│   ├── public/         Static assets (JS, CSS)
│   └── utils/          Dashboard helpers (discord API, guildDb…)
├── database/           Flat-file JSON state (gitignored at runtime)
├── utils/              Shared bot utilities (settings, guards, lang…)
├── index.js            Bot entry point
├── settings.json       Guild configuration
├── .env.example        Environment template (copy to .env)
└── Dockerfile          Container definition

💬 Support

Got a question or a bug? Join our Discord and open a ticket:

💖 Donations

If this project helped you, consider supporting the team:

Platform	Link
☕ Ko-fi	ko-fi.com/next_generation
⭐ GitHub	github.com/aymenelouadi/next-generation

Your support helps us keep building and maintaining free, open-source Discord tools. ❤️

📄 License

This project is licensed under the Apache License — see LICENSE for details.

Made with ❤️ by the Next Generation Team
Discord · Ko-fi · GitHub

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🤖 Bot Discord Dashboard ALL-IN-ONE

Next Generation — v5.7.1

🗂️ Table of Contents

⚠️ Required Setup Before Starting

✨ Features

📦 Requirements

🚀 Quick Start — Local (VS Code)

Step 1 — Clone the repository

Step 2 — Install dependencies

Step 3 — Configure environment

Step 4 — Configure the bot

Step 5 — Start

🐦 Hosting on Pterodactyl

Step 1 — Upload files

Step 2 — Set Startup Command

Step 3 — Set Environment Variables

Step 4 — Allocations / Port

Step 5 — Start the server

🐳 Docker

⚙️ Configuration

.env — Secrets

settings.json — Guild Configuration

🗂️ MongoDB Migration (JSON → MongoDB)

Prerequisites

How it works

Guarantees

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Reading the output

🌐 Dashboard Setup

📁 Project Structure

💬 Support

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