J.A.R.V.I.S. Discord Bot

A Discord bot using discord.js module in Node.js

About

Purpose:

I originally created this bot intended for my personal use.

But since it's already quite become a thing and I don't want it to just sit around doing nothing on my hard drive, I decided to publish it, so there's a possibility that someone might find it useful (maybe for who want to get started, this could be an example). That was a year ago and I was so bad at JS/TS. I also wasn't concern enough about bot/user permissions. Don't use this as an example of how to implement a Discord bot 😢

Core Features:

Simple music bot with Spotify support (only Spotify tracks atm)
Migrate members from a voice channel to another.
Answer your questions using WolframAPI. (This requires a Wolfram token)
Get details of a user or a server.
Link Text and Voice channels
Show last time a user visit a voice channel (please acknowledge your server members about this since this can be a privacy issue)

Yea, that's pretty much it. Not quite useful at the moment -.-

Prerequisites:

Node.js (v15 and above is required)
Access to a Lavalink server (for music feature, optional but must set in config)
Access to a MySQL server (optional)
WolframAPI token (optional, if you want to enable the use of -ask command)
Spotify CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET (optional, for Spotify support)

Getting Started

Installation

Clone this repository and cd into it.

git clone https://github.com/OmsinKrissada/J.A.R.V.I.S.-the-Discord-Bot.git
cd J.A.R.V.I.S.-the-Discord-Bot

Install dependencies required for the bot.
```
npm install --production
```
More info about the discord.js library here.
(Optional) Install recommended packages below:
- nodemon (Info below)

Getting it online:

You need to get a token from discord to get it online.

In order to do that, please visit Discord API Website.

For music feature you'll also need YouTube's token.

Create config.yml in the main directory(same place with package.json) using this template:

token:
    discord: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
    wolfram: "xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx"
    youtube: "xxxxxxxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
    spotify_id: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    spotify_secret: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

# Change to MySQL if you encounter some problems (probably with timezones)
database: sqlite

mysql:
    hostname: example.com
    port: 3306
    database: jarvis
    authorizationEnabled: false
    username: jarvis
    password: password

sqlite:
    path: jarvis.db

lavalink:
    hostname: lava.link
    password: password
    port: 80 # (The default port for Lavalink is 2333 but lava.link is a free lavalink server which for some reason liston on port 80)

defaultPrefix: "!"
defaultDMPrefix: ""
defaultVolume: 50

colors:
    red: 0xff0000
    green: 0x04CF8D
    blue: 0x28BAD4
    yellow: 0xebc934
    aqua: 0x34ebbd

# Bot will send a message to this channel on login and logout
loggingChannel: "<channel id here (optional)>"
# Songs playing in every server will be paused when the device exceed this CPU percent limit
maxCPUPercent: 90
# Disable music functionality (will not connect to Lavalink server)
disableMusic: false

If you're ready, you can now run

npm run build

then

npm start

Run using my recommendation (if you wish to modify the code)

I recommend using nodemon to restart the bot automatically whenever the code is modified. Install nodemon and other development packages from devDependencies by running

npm install --dev

and now you can start it by running

npm run dev