Can you make a video on how to make a antispam bot which warns us if we type more than *x* messages per *y* seconds. You can also include anti bad words system in that video!!
Discord currently has a feature to limit the frequency of messages in a given channel, I believe. If you're familiar with javascript I'd assume it'd be a matter of saving the message as a string and checking to see if it contains any buzzwords from a list of taboo words.Someone can correct me if I'm wrong in that assumption
Does this only work with Javascript? I have a Java discord bot that I want to host with digital ocean, but I am unsure if Java works with DigitalOcean. Thanks! @Worn Off Keys
ok so my bot works but whenever i change something in the code it doesnt update to my bot when i start with the bitvise consol but it does work when i start with the vs code terminal
look up "How to install node.js on [service you chose]". I for instance looked up "how to install node on ubuntu" because my server uses Ubuntu. In the tutorial I think he uses centos
Not sure if Digital Ocean offers Windows machine, but most hosting companies use Linux because it's cheaper and better performance for this type of thing. Most of the commands I show in this video are all you will need to know for basic bot hosting
I don’t really understand, but you could try out these that might suite your needs. message.author.username - gets the user name with the tag message.author.tag - gets the username with the tag message.author.id - gets the user is Keep in mind that those examples above are for the author of the message, you will need to sort them out yourself if you use a different method.
@@WornOffKeys Tweet command is an example like the one in dank memer bot whose command: "Pls tweet test" if we take an example! Tweet test, it will send via twiiter images, like fake twitter. And in images with tweet commands, our name on discord will be written in the command tweet image.
Hey, I go over the concept of deleting channels in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_nAg4efu0hs.html and this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MTdkz6TLGOI.html
Hey, I typically use a combination of MongoDB Atlas and AWS for my MERN projects. Within AWS I use Elastic Beanstalk for an easy-to-use auto scaling express server host