RemindMeBot
Getting started
Make sure you have git and node (latest is preferred) installed on your machine. Side note - if your version of Node is below 7.6, you need to run with a --harmony flag.
Clone the repo, go into it, npm install:
git clone https://github.com/Aetheryx/remindme.git folderName
cd folderName
npm install
Fill in your config file (src/config-example.json) with all of the keys and settings:
{
"defaultPrefix": "", // Default prefix for the bot
"embedColor": 16777215, // The embed color for all of the embeds that the bot returns, in base10
"ownerID": "", // ID of the owner of the bot. Gives you access to eval / bash commands
"tick": 3000, // The tick of the interval at which the bot checks for reminders that are due. Don't put this too low or it'll start sending double reminders
"webserver": {
"enabled": true, // Whether the webserver should run or not
"port": 8080 // The port at which the webserverw would run
},
"keys": {
"token": "", // Your bot token
"dbl": "", // discord.bots.org token, leave empty if you don't have one
"botspw": "", // bots.discord.pw token, leave empty if you don't have one
"novo": "" // novo token, leave empty if you don't have one
},
"disabledEvents": [ // Disabled websocket events. Removing items from this list is probably harmless, but adding some can fuck up things. Be careful.
"CHANNEL_PINS_UPDATE",
"USER_NOTE_UPDATE",
"VOICE_STATE_UPDATE",
"TYPING_START",
"VOICE_SERVER_UPDATE",
"RELATIONSHIP_ADD",
"RELATIONSHIP_REMOVE",
"GUILD_BAN_ADD",
"GUILD_BAN_REMOVE",
"MESSAGE_UPDATE",
"MESSAGE_DELETE_BULK",
"MESSAGE_REACTION_ADD",
"MESSAGE_REACTION_REMOVE",
"MESSAGE_REACTION_REMOVE_ALL"
]
}At this point, all you have to do is start the bot with sudo npm start (or sudo pm2 start remindmebot.js).
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for more info. Basically, you can do whatever the fuck you like as long as you mention/credit me. Oh, and you can't sue me if it blows up.