Miscord is a project by the Utile Developers Team for the Discord Hack Week, which lasted from June 24 to June 28, 2019.
It is a Discord bot made in Python which allows you to create songs using discord.py
's internal voice support and a custom implementation of the Github NoopsChallenge's Drumbot API, play songs from the internet, display the lyrics and information of the song (Genius) and more fun and entertaining things.
Using Miscord is a really straight-forward process.
Invite Miscord from this link.
Once done that, the owner of the server will receive a guide from Miscord that will show how to set up it for the server.
To get a full detailed list of all the Miscord commands, go here.
The awesome Utile Developers Team is formed by:
In the nature of open-source, all types of suggestions are accepted and fully appreciated, just make a pull request or send us a message in the Support Server and we'll try to review it.
To report a bug go to the Miscord Public Bug Tracker or make a new issue.
Alternatively, you can use Miscord's m!feedback
command.
If you want to run your own development version of Miscord, you can achieve that easily.
- Have both npm and Node.js installed (for discord-leveling API).
- Python 3.6 or newer.
- Have discord.py 1.2.2 or higher.
Run the following commands:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/utilefordiscord/miscord.git #clones repo and its submodules
cd Miscord && pip install -r dependencies.txt #accesses folder and installs the dependencies required for Miscord to run
All the Miscord discord.py code is found at the /src
directory.
Do all the changes you want, and then use the following command to run it:
npm start
This will try to parse an instance.json file containing the tokens for the bot to run. If there's no file, it'll ask you for the discord bot token and Genius token and then will proceed to generate the file so you don't need to do this again.
Both Utile and Miscord are made by the Utile Developers Team.
Do not distribute or modify this software without permission.