Discord-SelfBot | javascript discord selfbot that is setup and ready to go | Bot library
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A selfbot for Discord that is setup and ready to go in less than 5 minutes.
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QUESTION
I'm using this code snippet from the Jinx Selfbot from Github which I slightly modified to this template from the Discord Auto Reply index.js
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Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 22:53As @Taplar said - ${}
is reserved to template literals. If you want to access a variable outside of them, use its' name without any additional symbols.
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I am making a discord selfbot to spam my friends server. However, in the debugging process I have been running into quite a few issues. after fixing part of my code here: Python3 discord selfbot NameError: name 'tokens' is not defined I have been trying to start my bot, but when it starts and I enter what I want my bot to spam, it just exits. I don't know why and there is no error message. I wish that I could shorten it down, but I have absolutely no idea where the problem lies. Here is all of the code:
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Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 19:39You can read all the tokens into a list and loop the entire code something like this.
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Install Discord-SelfBot
Git
Node.js
After you have the required programs installed, you can go ahead and download the project files. To do that, you either download the ZIP folder or do git clone https://github.com/TheRacingLion/Discord-SelfBot.git if you are a console person. Once you finish downloading it,you will be ready to setup the config files.
Once you download the project files you will see a folder named config. Inside of it will be 4 files and 1 folder:. This is the folder where you drag and drop your avatar images if you enabled avatar rotating.
avatars
config.json
games.json
keywords.json
paste.json
token is your Discord token. (if you don't know what a Discord token is, or how to get yours, check out this tutorial made by me)
ownerID is your discord ID
prefix is the desired prefix for bot commands (can use @mention if you want the prefix to be your Discord mention)
rotatePlayingGame, if you want your Discord playing game to rotate games (from the games.json file)
rotatePlayingGameTime, if you do want the game to rotate, this is the time interval you want for it (in milliseconds)
rotatePlayingGameInStreamingStatus, if you do want the game to rotate, if you want it to rotate in streaming status
rotateAvatarImage, if you want your Discord avatar image to rotate (from the images in config/avatars folder)
rotateAvatarImageTime, if you do want the avatar to rotate, this is the time interval you want for it (in milliseconds)
defaultStatus, the default Discord status to show on your account. Either "online", "idle", "dnd" (Do Not Disturb) or "invisible"
mentionNotificator (if you want to have your mentions notified) inConsole (as a log to console) inNotificationChannel (as a message sent to the notification channel) logBlockedUsers (if you want users you blocked to be logged or not) ignoredServers (an array of server ID's you want the bot to ignore when searching for mentions)
keywordNotificator (if you want to have specific keywords notified) inConsole (as a log to console) inNotificationChannel (as a message sent to the notification channel) logBlockedUsers (if you want users you blocked to be logged or not) caseInsensitive (if you want the bot to search for the keywords while paying attention to the letter case or not) ignoredServers (an array of server ID's you want the bot to ignore when searching for keywords)
eventNotificator (if you want to have events like guild creations, or friend requests notified) inConsole (as a log to console) inNotificationChannel (as a message sent to the notification channel)
notificationChannelID, if you set inNotificationChannel to true at least once, the channel ID to make notifications in
defaultEmbedColor is the hex color code for the default color for embeds
deleteCommandMessages if command messages and error messages should be deleted after a bit
deleteCommandMessagesTime if you do want the command messages deleted, this is the time the bot should wait before doing it (in milliseconds)
PSN PSN Status setup enabled (if you want to use PSN Status reporting) email is your PSN email password is your PSN password psnid is the PSN ID you want to report on
XBOX XBOX Status setup enabled (if you want to use XBOX Status reporting) gamertag is the XBOX Gamertag you want to report on apikey is your apikey from http://xboxapi.com sign up for a free account
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