Akabot

Akabot is a Discord bot that's made to be customizable and has a lot of features. It's made with Python and uses the py-cord library.

Features

Individual modules have their documentation listed below.

Anti Raid - The Antiraid module prevents way too many joins in a short period of time.
Automod Actions - Create automod actions for specific rules executing specific actions and perform tasks when a member triggers an automod rule.
Chat Revive - The Chat Revive commands revives commands if there's no seen activity for a set period of time.
Chat Streaks - The Chat Streaks module counts how many days you've sent a message consecutively in a Discord server.
Chat Summary - The chat summary module counts messages and then sends a message at the end of the day.
Giveaways - The Giveaways module allows server administrators to create and manage giveaways directly within their Discord server.
Leveling - The Leveling module allows server administrators to implement and manage a leveling system within their Discord server.
Logging - This module adds logging for a Discord server. It sends events into a logging channel.
Moderation - This module provides commands to perform moderation actions such as kicking, banning, timing out, and removing timeouts for users in a Discord server.
Reaction Roles - This module allows users to assign or remove roles by reacting to messages containing specific buttons. It provides commands to create different types of reaction role setups, such as normal, add-only, remove-only, and single-choice reaction roles.
Verification - This module adds user verification in Discord servers. It prevents bots from accessing your Discord server.

Available Public Instance

There are 2 public available instance of Akabot you can invite.

1. The recommended one

The recommended instance is the last stable version of Akabot. This instance is more stable and receives bug fixes added in the next stable version. This version is always made sure to be stable and secure.

This bot instance can be invited using this link. A terms of service and privacy policy apply.

2. Less recommended version (Beta)

The beta instance is the latest version of Akabot. This instance is less stable and may contain bugs. This version is not recommended for production servers.

This bot instance can be invited using this link. A terms of service and privacy policy apply.

Self-Hosting an instance of your own

Docker

Setting up an instance with Docker is the easiest way to set Akabot up. It's platform independent so you can start it on anything running Docker.

You can start configuring using this method here.

Virtualenv

Setting up an instance with Virtualenv can be a bit more tricky, especially if the Python version is not compatible.

This method was only tested on Python 3.11 and 3.12. These versions are confirmed to be working on Windows and Linux.

You can start configuring using this method here

Contributing to Akabot

You can check the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information on how to contribute to the bot.

Setting up a development environment

Clone the repository
Switch to the next version branch if you're contributing a new feature or the default branch if you're contributing a bug fix.
Create a Python virtual environment using python -m venv .venv
Enable the virtual environment using source .venv/bin/activate on Linux or .venv\Scripts\activate on Windows
Install the dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt
Copy config.example.conf to config.conf and fill in the necessary information
Run the bot using python main.py and restart it whenever you make changes to the code
Make your changes
Push your changes to your fork

Auto restart on changes in code

To set up Auto-restart, install nodemo using npm install -g nodemon
Run the bot using nodemon -e py --exec python main.py and it will restart the bot whenever you make changes to the code

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