Member Counter

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Member Counter is a Discord bot which lets you easily display counts and other dynamic information in a channel name or topic, to get started, add this bot to your Discord server and type @Member Counter setup, and then read @Member Counter guide to learn how to make more cool stuff with the bot.

See also the documentation to learn about every feature of the bot

Self-host

Read this guide to setup this bot using docker: https://docs.member-counter.eduardozgz.com/guides/how-to-self-host-member-counter

Development environment

Software requirements

• Git
• NodeJS 16 or higher
• Docker (and docker-compose)

Clone the bot and install dependencies

git clone -b dev [email protected]:eduardozgz/member-counter-bot.git
cd member-counter-bot
npm install

Create a .env file

Create a .env file from the .env.example file:

cp .env.example .env

Open .env with a text editor and set at least DISCORD_CLIENT_TOKEN with your development bot token

Remember that you can't hot-reload this file, you must fully restart the bot to apply new changes

Starting the bot

npm run dev:docker

Now you can start editing the code, when you save a file the bot will be reloaded automatically

Adding/editing text

In English:

• To add or edit a string, you must do it in the ./src/lang/en_US.json file, after that, you may want to run npm run generateLPTypings to avoid compilation errors

In other language:

• To add a string: First add it in english in the ./src/lang/en_US.json file, then commit the file to the dev branch and it will be available in the translation project in the next 10 minutes
• To edit a string: You must do it trought the translation project, if your language isn't there, contact me and I will add it

Commiting

Commit

Stage your changes and add a short and descriptive commit message

Pre-commit

The following tasks will be run automatically when you create a commit

• Create language pack typings with npm run generateLPTypings
• Prettify the code
• Stage the previous changes

Do a pull request

Now just create a pull request to the dev branch, and we will review it as soon as possible

Happy coding!

Contributors