A multi-function Discord Bot made specifically for the NU (Northeastern) Server

Features

• Welcome Message 🎉
• Automatic Member Registration Detection & Handling ✅

Admin/Mod Only Commands

• Aoun 🎓
• Clear ⌫
• Course Registration 📚
• Hall Of Fame 🏆
• Loader ⏳
• Reaction 👍
• Twitch 📺

Public Commands

• Activity 🎮
• Anonymous Modmail 🕵️‍♂️
• Day Date 🗓
• Hours 🕒
• Ice Cream 🍦
• Miscellaneous ➕
• Open 🕒
• Reminder ⏲
• Stats 📊
• Suggest 📬

Getting Started

1. Clone this repo, e.g

   git clone [email protected]:VishalRamesh50/Husky-Bot.git

2. Install all dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Copy the .env.example file and rename to .env

   cp .env.example .env

4. Go to https://discordapp.com/developers to create an application and generate a TOKEN for a Bot account.
   • Click the New Application Button.
   • Give a name.
   • Go the the Bot section.
   • Select the "Add bot" button.
   • Find your TOKEN from the Bot section.
   • Open the .env file and replace the TOKEN with your unique TOKEN. Do not expose this anywhere!
   • Your application will not run without this.
5. Create a mongoDB cluster
   • When in the Clusters section of mongoDB Atlas, click the "Connect" button.
   • Choose "Connect Your Application".
   • Select Python as the driver and Version 3.6 or later.
   • Copy the connection string, replace your username and password in it, and replace the DB_CONNECTION_URL with this in the .env file.
6. Register a Twitch application at https://dev.twitch.tv/console.
   • This is required for the twitch module.
   • Click the "Register Your Application" button.
   • Get the Client-ID from your appilication and replace the TWITCH_CLIENT_ID with it in the .env file.
   • Get the Client Secret from your application and replace the TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET with it in the .env file.
7. Run the application using

   python src/main.py

Note: This bot was intended to be specifically for the NU Discord Server. There may be features that will not work in any other server.

Documentation

Check out the documentation here