Wumpi Bot

Description

The goal of this bot is to provide a full suite of moderation commands and functions. The bot not only will be available to make a moderators life easier, but automate as much as it can. This extends to new member scans and anti bot players. It also allows for automating the muting of spammers, swearing, racial slurs, and raiding. This will improve the overall security of your server. It also includes a backup function which will keep a 24/7 backup of your server.

Created pridefully by:

TheDrone7 - Current dev Alex - Original Dev Edqe - Original Dev Leon - Original Dev Snow - Artist

Features:

• Web UI

• Ticket/Support system

• Auto-moderation

  • Anti-spam
  • Auto-slowmode
  • Anti-raid/bot
  • Filter swearing/racial slurs

• Moderation

  • Ban/Unban, Kick, Mute/Timeout
  • Warning system
  • Moderator notes system

• Miscellaneous

  • Invite Manager
  • Maintenance/lockdown mode

Discord: https://discord.gg/mPPBNty

Setup (Invite Bot/Normal)

• Invite Bot with Invite Link
• Use Web Panel(WIP)

Setup for self hosting

• Install Node.js (LTS), PostgreSQL and Redis. You can also get these hosted on the cloud.

• Create a new file named .env and inside it, add the following content: -

  DISCORD_TOKEN="<my-discord-bot-token-here>"
  DB_URL="<my-postgresql-connection-uri-here>"
  REDIS_HOST="<my-redis-server-host-address-here>"
  REDIS_PORT="<my-redis-servert-port-here>"
  REDIS_PASSWORD="<my-redis-server-connection-password-here>"
  NODE_ENV="production"
  

  You can get your DISCORD_TOKEN from the discord developer's dashboard.

  Your DB_URL by default will be postgresql://postgres:password@localhost:5432/wumpi where password may either be what you set it to, or not required.

  Your REDIS_HOST, REDIS_PORT will default to localhost and 6379 respectively (or get from the cloud host). REDIS_PASSWORD may be what you set it to.

• After this, open up a terminal window and run the following commands -

  $ npm run build
  $ npm run start

• In case you want to add to the bot, run in dev mode by running the following code -

  $ npm run build
  $ npm run dev

  ALSO, change NODE_ENV from production to development in your .env file, this will enable hot module reload, so you don't have to restart your bot every time you make change some part in the bot.