Discord Selfbot

A Discord selfbot written in GoLang

Installation

Getting your token

• On your Discord, press Ctrl + Shift + I to open devtools
• Go to the network tab on the top
• Click on any request on the left
• Under Request Headers find the authorization key
• Copy the value

Screenshot

Running the selfbot

Using go get

If not already installed, download Go

Download and install the repo

go get github.com/rmccrystal/discord-selfbot/cmd/selfbot

Run the bot

selfbot

Enter your auth key when prompted. It will automatically generate a config file with your token so you don't have to enter it every time. Make sure you are in the same directory every time you run it.

Using docker

TODO

List of commands

delete

Description: Deletes the past n commands

Usage: delete [messageCount]

Aliases: d

ascii

Description: Turns your text to ascii art and prints it to the chat

Usage: ascii <text>

react

Description: Reacts custom text to the most recent message

Usage: react <text>

Aliases: r

clear

Description: Sends x blank lines to the channel. Defaults to 60

Usage: clear [lines]

Aliases: c

clearPins

Description: Clears the oldest x pinned messages in the current channel or all pinned messages if no arguments are specified

Usage: clearPins [messages]

Aliases: unpin

restorePins

Description: Restores all pinned messages deleted by the clearPins command

Usage: restorePins

calc

Description: Calculates a mathematical expression

Usage: calc

nc

Description: An interactive TCP session

Usage: nc <address:port>

Aliases: netcat

help

Description: Prints help about all commands or about a specific command

Usage: help [command]

Aliases: h

Using multiple configs

If you would like to host multiple users at once, change your config.json file to an array of config objects. For example:

[
  {
    "token": "token1"
  },
  {
    "token": "token2",
    "prefix": "!"
  },
  {
    "token": "token3"
  }
]

This would create three selfbot instances with the three specified configs.