Inferno is a multi-purpose Discord bot with a wide range of extensive features.
Inferno boasts an extensive range of features for all purposes.
- 99.9% Uptime - With exceptions to maintenance and updates, you can trust that this bot is online all the time
- Moderation Cases - Manage all punishments with individual user-assigned cases. Everything is logged and can be viewed by moderators.
- Punishments - The basic punishment system: warning, bans, kicks, etc. Moderator/Admin Permissions - Set permission levels for the moderator and admin roles. In the future, all commands will be assignable to different roles.
- Reminders - Set timed reminders so you never forget what you're doing.
- Per-Guild Configs - Each server has their own configuration, where you can change the prefix, set permissions, etc.
- Custom Commands - Tired of having to type everything? Consolidate it into a simple custom command!
... and much much more (seriously, just type ;help for a list).
Clone this repository and run:
mv .env.example .env
npm install
Edit the .env environment as you wish. Most values should remain default except the bot authentication token.
cd ./api
mv .env.example .env
npm install
You need to edit the .env file to set your database credentials. Once the database is set up, migrate the schemas:
npm run db:build
If successful, the bot is now ready to use.
npm run start:watch
This will build the tsconfig-paths automatically and you will be able to edit with hot reload enabled.
npm run start:watch
Same as above, everything is magic.
There's a very simple build script located in the root directory. Building is therefore very easy and can be done with a single, simple command:
chmod +x ./build.sh
./build.sh
This will separate all files (client & API) into their own respective /build directories. This is where all the compiled code will go.
You must run this in the root (client) directory & the api/ directory to start both clients:
npm start
Alternatively, when the bot is live it's best to use a process manager such as pm2.