A bot for Discord made with NodeJS

This application is basically a bot for discord built in NodeJS. The bot receives a call from a prefix and then takes a random image and inserts text.

Discord meme BOT

About

This application is basically a bot for discord built in NodeJS.

The bot receives a call from a prefix and then takes a random image and inserts text.

Example:

# This prefix is a ";"
; This is funny!

The bot returns an random image containing the text "This is funny!"

Requisitos

• Use Git to clone the repository
• Use NodeJS to run the project
• Use Discord to create your BOT

Technologies used

1. NodeJS
2. JavaScript
3. DiscordJS
4. Jimp

Running project

1. Create .env and change sensitive data
2. Install dependency

# If you use yarn for control dependency run:
yarn

# If you use npm for control dependency run:
npm install
# Or
npm i

3. Add image URLs to .env
4. Add the variables of the .env images to array in ./src/utils/randomPhoto.js
5. Add the bot to your Discord server
6. Running application

# To run in development use:
yarn dev
# If you use npm run:
npm run dev

# To execute:
yarn start
# Or
npm start

Download Details:

Author: FelipeBelloDultra

Source Code: https://github.com/FelipeBelloDultra/bot-discord-nodejs

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