BOT FEATURES
- Audio stream
- Queue management (removing and reordering tracks, skipping etc)
- Audio pausing/resuming
- Slash commands
HOW TO USE
🟣 /play queues/plays a track (title or url) or a playlist (url only)
🟣 /skip skips to next track in queue
🟣 /tracklist displays current queue
🟣 /pause pauses, /resume resumes
🟣 /now shows currently playing song
🟣 /clear clears the queue
🟣 /stop clears queue and stops current session
🟣 /rm removes a track from a queue
SETUP
The following text guide is courtesy of repl.it
If you don't already have a discord bot, click here, accept any prompts then click "New Application" at the top right of the screen. Enter the name of your bot then click accept. Click on Bot from the panel from the left, then click "Add Bot." When the prompt appears, click "Yes, do it!"
Then, click copy under token to get your bot's token. Your bot's icon can also be changed by uploading an image.
Create a file named .env
Add TOKEN=<your bot token>
Your .env file should look something like this:
TOKEN=<Bot token>
To keep your bot alive you need to make this repl into a webserver. The way you do that is that you import keep_alive (file included this repl) and call it keep_alive().
Now that this repl is a server, all you have to do to keep your bot up is setup something to ping the site your bot made every 5 minutes or so.
Go to uptimerobot.com and create an accout if you dont have one. After verifying your account, click "Add New Monitor".
- For Monitor Type select "HTTP(s)"
- In Friendly Name put the name of your bot
- For your url, put the url of the website made for your repl.
- Select any alert contacts you want, then click "Create Monitor"
Your bot should now be good to go, with near 100% uptime.