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Cardboard Box
Information
Cardboard Box is a Discord bot for my Discord server powered by Discord.js. It comes packaged with many utilities and fun stuff, and even some special moderation functions.
This bot is not suitable for usage outside of my Discord server! This repository is primarily for issue tracking and global management between my own devices. If you really, really want to run it yourself, read the sections below.
Adding the bot to your guild
Don't want to run the bot yourself? Simply use this link to invite it to your own guild. If you prefer to run it under your own bot name, read the section below.
Running it yourself
If you're really wanting to use this bot yourself, let's go over what you need and how to install it.
Requirements
git
command line. Install by clicking your operating system's name in this list:node
version 8.0.0 or higher.- Your Discord bot token. Read the first section of this page on how to snag it.
Installation
- Head on over to your terminal (preferrably Command Prompt) and clone the repository.
- If you want to clone to a specific folder, you have two options:
cd
into your desired folder. For example, if you wanted to clone the repository into Documents, opening the terminal normally and runcd C:/Users/<user>/Documents
.- Open the terminal in a specific folder by doing Shift-Rightclick => Open <Powershell/command terminal> here.
- After doing either of those steps, clone the repository by running
git clone https://github.com/rhearmas/cardboardbot.git
through your terminal.
- If you want to clone to a specific folder, you have two options:
- When
git
has finished,cd
into the newly-created folder for the repository. - Run
npm install
. This installs all the prerequisites for the bot through Node package manager, which is bundled withnode
.- If you get any errors about python or msibuild.exe or binding, read the requirements section again and make sure you've installed everything.
- Run
node setup.js
to get a configuration file added.
Running the bot
Open your terminal and run node index.js
inside the folder. Don't forget to cd
into it if the folder isn't in places like your Desktop.
Getting it to your server
Generate an OAuth link for your bot. Use this delicious link to get your link. It even has a calculator for permissions!
Credits
-
SharpBot, a selfbot for Discord was actually my source for most of these cool commands! Huge kudos to RayzrDev for making a cool selfbot.
-
This was initially an edit to GuideBot, the boilerplate example bot in Discord.js. It has some minor edits to the base code, but most of the basic stuff came from this very example bot.
Join me
If you need a fun server to join, regardless of whether or not you're new to Discord, join now! If you've never used Discord before, don't fret! It only takes a few minutes to sign up and get started.