Trojaner Bot

This is a Discord bot currently only running on my Discord server. There is no official way of adding this bot to your own Discord server.

Deployment and contribution

Requirements

Git
Node.js
Yarn (or npm)
Basic knowledge of TypeScript types and JSON

Deployment

git clone https://github.com/TrojanerHD/TrojanerBot&& \
cd TrojanerBot && yarn

Next up you want to create a file: ./.env with the content

DISCORD_TOKEN=<DISCORD_TOKEN>
TWITCH_TOKEN=<TWITCH_TOKEN> (optional)
OAUTH_TOKEN=<OAUTH_TOKEN>

Where you replace…

<DISCORD_TOKEN> with the Discord token of your bot account at the Discord Developer Portal
<TWITCH_TOKEN> (optional) with your client secret generated after you create an application in the Twitch Developer Console which is only required if you want to use the Twitch features of this bot
<OAUTH_TOKEN> with the OAuth token you get from your application's OAuth page (https://discord.com/developers/applications/{YOUR_APP_ID}/oauth2/general → Client Secret)

Execute the bot as described in Execution. It will generate a settings.json file in the bot directory and will already work. You can, however, modify the content of settings.json (you need to restart the bot if you added a Twitch ID or roles):

Settings

In this step I will go over all properties of the settings.json file:

Key	Type	Description	Default
`twitch-id`	string	The ID of your Twitch application found in the Twitch Developer Console. If you do not want to use the Twitch features of this bot, set the value to `""`	`""`
`permission-roles`	string[]	Added roles will be able to execute commands that require permissions (e. g. /bye)	`[]`
`roles`	{name: string; emoji: string; description?: string}[]	Added roles will be displayed in a `#roles` channel in Discord if the Discord has this channel. The emoji id will be used as reaction emoji so when a user reacts with the certain emoji they will get the role respectively. If you do not want to use this feature, set the value to `[]`	`[]`
`streamers`	string[]	The bot will show whenever the here specified channels are live in a `#live` channel in Discord if the Discord has this channel. If you do not want to use this feature, set the value to `[]`	`[]`
`streamer-subscriptions`	{streamer: string; subscribers: string[]}	The bot will store all subscriptions to Twitch streamers when somebody uses `/streamer` to subscribe to a streamer. Usually you want to leave it as it is	`[]`
`logging`	"errors" \| "warnings" \| "verbose"	The log-level. "warnings" will inform if, for example, twitch id was set but a token was not provided	`"warnings"`
`express-port`	number \| undefined	The port the express app will listen on	`undefined`
`proxy`	{host: string; port: number}	If the express server is put behind a proxy (e. g. a reverse proxy), set the host and port of the proxy here	`undefined`

Execution

tsc -p .
node $PWD/build/src/index.js