Free-Fire (v1.0)

Free Fire Bot requested by {BK}Mark

COMMANDS:

Command	Description
/attach `(ffid)`	Attach a new FF ID entry.
/link `(url)`	Add a new url entry
/optin	Opt-in to the FFID system.
/optout	Opt-out of the FFID system.

SETTINGS

return {
    -- =================================================--
    -- CONFIGURATION STARTS ...

    --------------------------------------
    -- DISCORD SERVER ID --
    -- Paste your Discord server numerical ID (NOT NAME):
    -- 1). Right click the Discord server icon and click "Copy ID".
    -- 2). Replace "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" below with the id you copied.
    discord_server_id = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',


    -- Table of commands.
    -- Set to false to disable a command.
    --
    commands = {
        -- Command to attach an FF ID to a users database entry:
        ['ffid'] = true,

        -- Command to link a new url entry:
        ['link'] = true,

        -- Command to opt-in:
        ['optin'] = true,

        -- Command to opt-out:
        ['optout'] = true,
    },


    -- File name of the database:
    database_name = 'free_fire.json',


    -- Database field names:
    fields = {
        -- Field name containing this users Discord ID:
        [1] = 'Discord ID',

        -- Field name for the user's Free Fire ID:
        [2] = 'FF ID',

        -- Field name for the user's opt-in status:
        [3] = 'Opt-in',

        -- Field name for the user's links:
        [4] = 'URLs'
    },


    -- Command prefix:
    -- This is the character that will be used to identify a command.
    -- For example, if you set this to "!", then you would type "!help" to get a list of commands.
    --
    prefix = '/',


    -- Id of the channel where the bot will listen for commands:
    -- 1). Right click the channel and click "Copy ID".
    -- 2). Replace "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" below with the id you copied.
    --
    channel_id = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',


    -- Embed message sent to the user when they opt-in:
    --
    embed = {
        title = 'New Opt-in',
        description = 'New opt-in from **$username**',
        fields = {
            {
                name = 'Discord ID',
                value = '$user_id',
                inline = true
            },
            {
                name = 'Free Fire ID',
                value = 'Not Specified', -- FF ID will be 'not specified' until they attach one with /attach <ffid>
                inline = true
            },
            {
                name = 'Opt-in',
                value = '✅', -- Opt-in status will be '✅' until they opt-out with /optout
                inline = true
            },
        },
        color = 0x00ff00,
        timestamp = '!%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S',
        footer = {
            text = 'Free Fire Bot'
        }
    },

    --------------------------------------
    -- WHITE LIST --
    -- Only people with the whitelist role can opt-in:
    -- Replace "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" below with the role id.
    white_list = {
        enabled = false,
        role = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
        error = "<@$user>**, you do not have permission to opt-in.**"
    },

    -- =================================================--
    -- CONFIGURATION ENDS
    -- =================================================--

    -- do not touch --
    token = function()
        local token = ''
        local file = io.open('./auth.data')
        if (file) then
            token = file:read()
            file:close()
        end
        return token
    end
}

DOWNLOAD LINK

Installation:

Prerequisites: Setup requires that you have Administrative or Manage Server permissions on the Discord server.

A quick note for Linux users: You will be required to install the Luvit Runtime Environment. Follow these instructions to learn how.

Register an application on the Discord Developer Portal and obtain a bot token. A Discord bot token is a short phrase (represented as a jumble of letters and numbers) that acts as a key to controlling a Discord Bot.
Put your bot token inside the ./Free-Fire/auth.data file and never share your Discord bot token with anyone.

There are many tutorials online to help you learn how to create a Discord Application, however, as a general guide, follow these steps:

Click New Application

Provide a name for your bot and click create.
Click the Bot tab then click the blue Add Bot button (click "yes, do it!", when prompted).
Copy your token and paste it into the aforementioned auth.data file located inside the Discord Bot folder.
On the same page, under the Privileged Gateway Intents section, enable PRESENCE INTENT, SERVER MEMBERS INTENT and MESSAGE CONTENT INTENT.

Now click the OAuth2 tab, click URL Generator -> check the BOT scope. Under bot permissions check Administrator.

Copy and paste the URL that gets generated into a web browser and hit enter.

You will be prompted to add the bot to a Discord server, select one, click continue and authorize.

You have now successfully added the Discord Application to your Discord server.

IMPORTANT

Further configuration is required.
This bot is NOT plug-and-play. See Free-Fire/settings.lua for full configuration.

Launching the Discord Bot
Open Command Prompt/Terminal and CD into the Free-Fire root directory. Type luvit main, and the bot will launch.

If you need help installing on Linux (or Windows, for that matter), DM me on Discord:
Chalwk#9284

Chalwk77/Free-Fire-Discordia-

Free-Fire (v1.0)

SETTINGS

DOWNLOAD LINK

Installation:

IMPORTANT