Steam API, Spotify API, FBI wanted list, sand cats, Windows product keys, animals, random CPUs and GPUs, Bing image search, AI, 8ball, Minecraft skin and version lookup and more!
If you would like to self host the bot, you can do so with the following steps:
Caution
When generating Bot Tokens and API Secrets, do not share them with anybody!
- Copy the
example-config.cfgfile, and rename the copied version toconfig.cfg. This is your config file. - Enter the
config.cfgfile with a text editor, and change the values to fit you. We will generate a bot token in the next stage.
All Discord bots require a Discord Bot Token to function. The steps to get one are as follows:
- Go to the Discord Developer Portal and log in with your Discord Account.
- Create a new application and fill in the information required.
- Go to the
Botsection, and generate a new bot. - Give your bot a username, and optionally, a PFP and banner.
- Copy the Bot Token. Go to the
config.cfgfile, and replace the value inbot-tokenwith your bot token. Due to security reasons, you will only be able to view the bot token once from Discord Developer Portal before having to generate a new one.
The following dependencies are required to run the bot:
py-cord, g4f, aiohttp, bing_image_urls, discord_webhook, py-cpuinfo, curl_cffi, sympy, aiofiles, beautifulsoup4.
You can install these dependencies using PIP with the following command:
pip install py-cord g4f aiohttp bing_image_urls discord_webhook py-cpuinfo curl_cffi sympy aiofiles beautifulsoup4
Once you have have installed the required Python modules, generated your token, and filled in your config file, you can run the bot as follows:
- Navigate to the bot directory through the terminal.
- Once you are in the bot directory, run
python main.py, and monitor for any errors in the terminal.
- nikolan - Main bot developer
- restartb - Helped improve and organise code, made config system, improved docs
- tom1212. - Helped take screenshots for the help command and more
- mat - Sand cat images