A powerful Discord Bot. Music, management and more.
This project was created to provide a reliable platform for creating your own Discord bot. You can use it as the basis for your bot for non-commercial use. If you decide to use this repository as the basis for your bot, please put a star on this repository or fork it - it will help promote it and will be the best gratitude for me.
Please note that DreamerBot does not exist as a real Discord bot. Any Discord bot with a similar name is not related to this repository.
- Clean and understandable code;
- Easily create your own commands;
- Multi-language support thanks to typesafe-i18n;
- Built-in music playback capabilities thanks to discord-player and discord-player-youtubei;
- Adapted for bun - one of the fastest Node.js runtimes.
- Node.js v18.20.*
- Bun Runtime
- Ffmpeg
DreamerBot uses discord-player-youtubei as the default implementation of the musical part of the bot. Please read the legal notice from the discord-music-player-youtubei developers before you start using the music functionality.
In order to add your own command, go to /src/commands. Here are the basic commands and tools for uploading them to Discord.
The commands are divided into categories, and each category has its own directory. The presence of a directory for each of the categories is also necessary for the correct operation of the help command. You can create a new directory for the category corresponding to your command or use an existing one.
You can refer to the official discord.js documentation or to one of the existing DreamerBot commands to create your own command.
You can use both JavaScript or TypeScript to create a command.
After you create your command file and start the bot, the DreamerBot's command register will create/update your commands in Discord interface.
You may need to restart the Discord client on your device after adding a command or changing its interface.
Thanks to the integration with the typesafe-i18n library, you can easily create your own localization for the bot.
Go to the /src/locales/i18n directory. Here you need to create a directory, the name of which corresponds to your localization and a file containing the corresponding localization keys. You can focus on the current default localization.
Please note that the name of your localization and the localization directory must match the locales in discord.js. You can get acquainted with the locales supported by Discord in the official discord.js documentation.
In case you forgot to add any localization key to your localization file, the bot will use the localization for this key by default. You can change the default localization in the typesafe-i18n settings file at any time.
After you add a new localization or change an existing one, you will only need to call the following command on the command line from the root folder:
npx typesafe-i18n
It will generate new localization files for the bot.