The best bot around for UC Davis Discord Servers!
To get started, try running /gunrock in any Discord server with the bot!
Use the commands /course and /crn to get data on any UC Davis course!
Use the command /rmp to get Rate My Professor information on any UC Davis professor!
Try out some of the fun ping commands like /bad or /boomer!
Each command can be enabled/disabled server wide!
Note: The settings command does not work via slash commands yet.
To see all commands and their settings, do [prefix] settings list
To enable/disabled commands, do [prefix] settings set [command name] enabled [true/false]
To change the prefix, do [old prefix] settings set prefix [new prefix]
A prefix can have up to one space in it. To set the prefix to something like !test , you can run [old prefix] settings set prefix "!test "
Certain commands can also be set to be "ephemeral", meaning if a user uses that command with Discord's slash command system, only the user will be able to see the response. To set this, use the command [prefix] settings set [command name] ephemeral [true/false]. A value of true means only the user will be able to see responses, while false means everyone can see them.
To change every command that can be set to ephemeral across the Discord server, you can use the command [prefix] settings set ephemeral [true/false].
(Run only once): npm install
Watch: npm run watch
Run without watch: node .
At a bare minimum, the bot needs:
- A Discord bot token as a key for the name "token" in
token.json - A
guildConfigs.jsonfile with an empty "guilds" array
For the bot to work via docker, token.json and guildConfigs.json must be mounted to /app/.
For example: sudo docker run -d -v /home/user/token.json:/app/token.json -v /home/user/guildConfigs.json:/app/guildConfigs.json timstewartj/gunrockjs