• Nodejs version 18
• Discord.js version 13.6.0 or higher
  • Latest version npm install discord.js@latest
  • Version 13 npm install discord.js@13
• Python version 3.10 or higher, to install the database enmap (better-sqlite3)
• A VPS would be adviced, so you don't need to keep your pc/laptop/raspi 24/7 online! click here for a debian setup
• A VM Would also take up less resourceses on your computer
  • Virtualbox
  • Workstation Player Evaluation
  • Visual studio code latest version, Make sure to select "Desktop development with C++" which should install the necessary components for Node.js native modules.
• A Text/Code editor
  • Notpad++
  • Sublime Text
  • IntelliJ IDEA

Download the source code from GitHub. You can either clone the repository with the following command:

git clone https://github.com/BestGamersH/Multipurpose-Discord-Bot.git

Or, you can download the ZIP archive from the latest release or a specific branch.

Make sure your system meets the following requirements:

• At least 2GB of RAM
• At least 700MB of free disk space (1GB is recommended)

If you have downloaded the source code and met the system requirements, you can install and start the bot.

To have your Bot able to play music, you need to connect it to a lavalink Station! There are many public ones out there for example lavalink.eu An example for a public configuration will be listed down below

1. Make sure Java 11 is installed on your System!
   • Click here for a Download for Linux
   • Click here for a Download for Windows ​
2. Download Lavalink.jar
   • here is a direct link: https://github.com/freyacodes/Lavalink/releases/download/3.4/Lavalink.jar
   • if you are on linux do this: wget https://github.com/freyacodes/Lavalink/releases/download/3.4/Lavalink.jar (prep: apt-get install -y wget)
3. Download application.yml
   • Download my example, it's the configuration for the lavalink.jar file!
4. Now put application.yml and Lavalink.jar in the same folder and start it
   • To start lavalink type: java -jar Lavalink.jar
   • Make sure to keep your terminal Open!
   • If you want to use something like npm i -g pm2 to host it without keeping your terminal open type: pm2 start java -- -jar Lavalink.jar
5. The settings like password in application.yml and port must be provided in the botconfig/config.json of the Bot
   • If you used the default settings, than no adjust ments are needed and it should look like this:

   {
      "clientsettings": {
          "nodes": [
              {
                  "host": "localhost",
                  "port": 2333,
                  "password": "youshallnotpass"
              }
          ]
      }
   }
   

6. You don't want to host your own Lavalink?
   • Here is a list of many free-to-use Lavalink Servers!
   • Or just use something like this:

   {
      "clientsettings": {
          "nodes": [
              {
                  "host": "lava.link",
                  "port": 80,
                  "password": "Anything for the Password"
              }
          ]
      }
   }
   

NOTE: you can do the exact same configuration inside of the example.env File, just make sure to rename it to .env or use environment variables!

1. Check 🎶 Music Requirements that you started lavalink / use a valid public lavalink station
2. Fill in all required data in ./botconfig/config.json NOTE: If you're on replit.com, it is exposed to everyone!(use .env instead)
3. Fill in all required data in the .json Files in ./social_log/ (./social_log/streamconfig.json & ./social_log/twitter.json), if you want the SOCIAL LOGS to work! (the key authToken in streamconfig is not needed to be filled in!)
4. You can adjust some settings in the other ./botconfig/*.json Files, BUT PLEASE KEEP MY CREDITS & ADS! This is the only way on how my hard work is "revenued"
5. Now start the bot by typing opening a cmd in that folder and type: node index.js or npm start * If you don't want to keep the terminal open or if you're on linux, check out pm2 (and my tutorial) and type: pm2 start --name Bot_Name index.js
   • PM2 - Npm Package
   • PM2 Offical site

NOTE: you can do the exact same configuration inside of the example.env File, just make sure to rename it to .env or use environment variables!

1. ./botconfig/config.json

   • token you can get from: discord-Developers
   • memer_api you can get from: Meme-Development DC
   • spotify.clientSecret you can get from: Spotify-Developer
   • spotify.clientID you can get from: Spotify-Developer
   • fnbr is a FNBR token, which you may get from FNBRO.co (needed for fnshop)
   • fortnitetracker is a FORTNITE TRACKER token, which you may get from fortnitetracker.com (needed for fnstats)

2. ./social_log/streamconfig.json

   • twitch_clientID you can get from: Twitch-Developer (developer-console)
   • twitch_secret you can get from: Twitch-Developer (developer-console)
   • authToken is not required to be filled in --> will be done automatically

3. ./social_log/twitter.json

   • consumer_key you can get from: twitter Developers
   • consumer_secret you can get from: twitter Developers
   • access_token you can get from: twitter Developers
   • access_token_secret you can get from: twitter Developers

4. Optionally, you can change the API key for AIChat by creating your own url at Brainshop.ai: https://brainshop.ai/. This lets you set the name and other details of your AI.