AwesomeBot

The best Discord bot!

Hello, I'm AwesomeBot. I add tons of cool stuff to any Discord server, providing external content, acting as a mod, and talking to members

That's right! AwesomeBot is an all-in-one Discord bot packed with features, written in NodeJS and using the Discord.JS third-party API. Here are some of the things he can get from around the web:

• Giphy links
• Google Image Search
• YouTube search
• Reddit integration
• Customizable RSS feeds
• Full Wikipedia articles
• Stock fetching
• Google Play Store links
• MSN Weather forecast
• Wolfram|Alpha data

In addition, he has many built-in utility functions:

• Natural language unit conversion
• Random number generator
• Discord user profile
• Server game list
• Reminders via PM
• Year countdown
• Stats for members, games, and commands

And finally, AwesomeBot can conduct in-chat polls, offers a fun live trivia game, and provides karma for Discord. He is fully configurable via private message or online, and can be controlled independently between servers. New servers can be added simply by PMing the bot an invite link, and admins are automatically detected.

About

This repository provides the source for the already-running @AwesomeBot instance. You are free to use this code as a base for your own bot, so long as you follow the following terms as well as the license:

1. If you modify the promotional message when the bot starts, you must add -UNOFFICIAL to the verison number on line 4
2. You may not remove the credit to @BitQuote in the help section. If you wish, you may rephrase this along the lines of: based on AwesomeBot <version> by @BitQuote
3. Join our private server if you are modifying the code in any way: Join BotMakers, Inc.

Note that I am very busy with work, so this repository will only be updated for milestone releases and development may cease at any time. Also, I know this project is very poorly written; keep in mind that I have spent embarrassingly little time on this.

Setup

1. Create a new Discord account for the bot
2. Make sure you have at least one mutual server with the bot's account
3. Clone this repository or download ZIP
4. Get NodeJS and NPM if you need to
5. Run npm install in the bot's directory to install the dependencies and then node start.js to get started!

You'll be prompted for authentication and configuration details, but here's a quick overview:

• auth.json:
  • email: Email address for the bot's Discord account
  • password: Password for the bot's Discord account
  • google_api_key: Used for YouTube and Image Search queries, and can be found here. Make sure to add the YouTube Data API to your account.
  • custom_search_id: ID of an image-search Google CSE. Create a custom search engine that is configured to emulated Google Image Search
  • giphy_api_key: API key from Giphy for GIF search
  • imgur_client_id: Client ID from the Imgur API for uploading. You do not need to provide a redirect URL when you register your application, and your Client ID can be anonymous
  • wolfram_app_id: Sign up for a Wolfram developer account, add your application, and find its ID
  • openexchangerates_app_id: App ID for currency conversion via Open Exchange Rates. Sign up for free access here
• config.json:
  • hosting: Publicly available URL of bot's web interface (optional)
  • maintainer: Your personal Discord ID to be notified of updates and to access the maintainer console where you can change the bot status, game, etc. (highly recommended)
  • game: String of game that the bot will "play". If you fill in maintainer, you can change this live
  • botblocked and setup: Just stuff for the bot, nothing to see here!

You can PM the bot config <server name> to access the admin console for the bot in any server where you are the admin and just config to access the maintainer console.

Extensions

Starting with version 3.2, AwesomeBot supports extensions! They are code snippets run in response to a keyword or command, managed per-server via the admin console. To add an extension to a server, send a JSON file (described below) to the bot after logging into the admin console for a server.

The file you attach should have the following basic structure:

{
    name: name of extension,
    type: "keyword", "command", or "timer",
    key: array of keywords or one-word command,
    case: boolean for case sensitivity for a keyword, 
    interval: timer interval in seconds,
    usage: (optional) parameters for a command, e.g. "<param1> <param2>",
    channels: (optional) array of applicable channel names,
    process: code to execute, as a string
}

process is the crucial component here (you can compress your code into a string using this website). This code is given 3 seconds to run in a sandbox, with access to the following:

• unirest: lightweight HTTP request library
• imgur: preauthenticated imgur-node-api module
• image: Google Image Search, usage image(query, "&start=num", callback(url))
• message: full content of the message
• author: tag for the sender
• setTimeout, JSON, Math, isNaN, Date, Array, Number
• send: write final output to this

Note: For timer extensions, you will not be given an author or message, and channels and interval are required in your extension JSON file.

Outside of this sandbox, the extension cannot use other Node modules or methods. If a message is identified as an extension target, send must have a value within 1.5 seconds or the bot will not repond to the command/keyword. You are also responsible for validiing the message if you are using a command to ensure that it contains the proper parameters. When sending the JSON file to the bot, it will run several tests to verify its integrity and validity. If it is acceptable, you can remove it at any time in the admin console.

Changelog

Latest, version 3.3.3:

• Extended help command
• Auto-add bot admins
• Controls on AwesomePoints
• New lottery game
• Consolidated PM commands

Open an issue to report a bug or suggest a new feature!

Contribute

Please feel free to make pull requests or open an issue on this repository. Any help is appreciated!