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cambridge-bot
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This bot started as a replacement for the Dank Memer `pls snipe` command, but is gradually evolving into a economy bot.
This bot started as a replacement for the Dank Memer pls snipe
command, but is gradually evolving into a economy bot.
Prerequisites: Node.JS 16 and NPM (included with Node.JS) must be installed. Here is a link to the download page.
If you have Git installed:
git clone https://github.com/MajesticString/sniper.git
cd sniper
npm i
to flood your hard drive with files needed for the bot.slappey.json
file, and include the following in it:{
"name": "sniper",
"language": "typescript",
"manager": "npm",
"token": "Your token. Can be obtained through https://discord.com/developers/applications . Create an app, head to the bot tab, and hit add a bot. Then, hit copy underneath the token field. ",
"prefix": ",,"
}
For most commands, you need firebase. Head to https://console.firebase.google.com/ and run through the process of making a new project.
Go to the "firestore" tab in the console once you have created the project and run through the steps of creating a database.
Right next to "Project Overview", hit the settings button then head to project settings.
Go to "Service Accounts", and under "firebase admin sdk", hit "Generate new private key" and save it in the project root (this folder.)
run npm run dev
to start the bot (or yarn dev
if you have yarn installed.
If you don't hav Git installed:
Windows 11:
Windows 10:
Then:
cd (then right click in this text field to paste the url.)
npm i
to flood your hard drive with files needed for the bot.slappey.json
file, and include the following in it:{
"name": "sniper",
"language": "typescript",
"manager": "npm",
"token": "Your token. Can be obtained through https://discord.com/developers/applications . Create an app, head to the bot tab, and hit add a bot. Then, hit copy underneath the token field. ",
"prefix": ",,"
}
For most commands, you need firebase. Head to https://console.firebase.google.com/ and run through the process of making a new project.
Go to the "firestore" tab in the console once you have created the project and run through the steps of creating a database.
Right next to "Project Overview", hit the settings button then head to project settings.
Go to "Service Accounts", and under "firebase admin sdk", hit "Generate new private key" and save it in the project root (this folder.)
run npm run dev
to start the bot (or yarn dev
if you have yarn installed.
FAQs
This bot started as a replacement for the Dank Memer `pls snipe` command, but is gradually evolving into a economy bot.
The npm package cambridge-bot receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, cambridge-bot popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cambridge-bot demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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