Discord bot - A discord.js bot for Topcoder Community written with TypeScript.

This code was forked from https://github.com/KevinNovak/Discord-Bot-TypeScript-Template originally and modified to suit Topcoder needs.

This bot has a few example commands which can be modified as needed.

A /help command with a bot description, list of commands, and important links.

A generic command, /test, which can be copied to create additional commands.

An /info command, which shows more information and relevant links.

A /dev command, which shows detailed information that may be helpful to developers.

A /link command, which provides relevant links (invite, support, docs, vote, donate).

A welcome message is sent to the server and owner when the bot is added.

1. Copy example config files.
   • Navigate to the config folder of this project.
   • Copy all files ending in .example.json and remove the .example from the copied file names.
     • Ex: config.example.json should be copied and renamed as config.json.
2. Obtain a bot token.
   • You'll need to create a new bot in your Discord Developer Portal.
     • See here for detailed instructions.
     • At the end you should have a bot token.
3. Modify the config file.
   • Open the config/config.json file.
   • You'll need to edit the following values:
     • client.id - Your discord bot's user ID.
     • client.token - Your discord bot's token.
4. Install packages.
   • Navigate into the downloaded source files and type npm install.
5. Register commands.
   • In order to use slash commands, they first have to be registered.
   • Type npm run register to register the bot's commands.
     • Run this script any time you change a command name, structure, or add/remove commands.
     • This is so Discord knows what your commands look like.
     • It may take up to an hour for command changes to appear.

You can run the bot in 4 different modes:

1. Normal Mode
   • Type npm start.
   • This runs the bot directly with Node and without shards.
   • Use this mode if you don't need sharding.
2. Dev Mode
   • Type npm start:dev.
   • This runs the bot with ts-node-dev.
   • Use this mode for general development.
   • TypeScript files are compiled automatically as they are changed.
3. Shard Mode
   • Type npm run start:shard.
   • This runs the bot directly with Node and with sharding enabled.
   • Use this mode if you need sharding.
4. PM2 Mode
   • Run by typing npm run start:pm2.
   • This runs the bot using the process manager PM2.
   • Use this mode if you require the bot to always be online.

For questions, proposals and ideas feel free to contact the team behind this bot:

• @kkartunov
• @hokienick