CollectiveBot
Installation
Navigate to https://discordapp.com/developers/applications
Click on
New Application
then name the bot what you would like (howeverCollectiveBot
makes the most sense)
Click on
Bot
on the side bar
Click on
Add Bot
Click on
Copy
to copy your tokenNavigate to https://github.com/TheWolfBadger/CollectiveBot/releases and download the latest release
Extract the .zip file you download
Navigate to the config.yml within the now extracted directory
You should see something like this:
You now will want to place that token you copied and place it into the
''
that comes afterBotToken:
After doing this, save the config.yml file
Go back to the applications page of the discord developers site
Click on
OAuth2
Do exactly as is done in the GIF on the
OAuth2
Paste this link you just copied into your browser, then invite the bot to your discord server you'd like the bot on
You can invite this bot to as many servers as you'd like, however you will need to set up configurations for roles for each different server you add it to
After doing all of this, you will have the bot properly set up to run and work on your server.
All you need to do is click
start_CollectiveBot.bat
file to start up the bot
Configuring Permissions via RoleIDs in config.yml
You will now navigate to the
config.yml
file and open itWe now need to understand how the configuration works
The keys for most of the configuration are pretty straight forward
SuggestionRoles
is a list in which you can add multiple roleIDs under and they will be able to move suggestions to the approved and denied channels by adding the approved or denied emoji to the suggestionSuggestionChannels
is a list in which you can add multiple suggestion channel-IDs and they will then automatically be given an AcceptEmoji and DenyEmoji when a message is posted within that channel
Any further questions and/or concerns?
You may gather more support personally and from other members of the Badger Developer Community over here.
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