Configuration
Env
The first thing you have to do after installing the template is to setup the environments variables.
TSCord supports .env
files out-of-the-box.
You'll find a .env.example
file in the root directory with the following key/values pairs under the discord category:
Key | Value | Required |
---|---|---|
BOT_TOKEN | Your discord bot token (can be found here) | ✔ |
TEST_GUILD_ID | The ID of the guild where you'll make tests with your bot | ✔ |
BOT_OWNER_ID | The discord ID of bot owner | ✔ |
Once you have filled up the required values, rename the file from .env.example
to .env
.
Configs
Nearly all the configuration of the bot lives in the src/config/
folder.
It is then splitted in separated files by concern.
General
src/config/general.ts
export const generalConfig = {
// do not touch that
__templateVersion: 'x.x.x',
name: 'tscord', // the name of your bot
description: '', // the description of your bot
defaultLocale: 'en', // default language of the bot, must be a valid locale
simpleCommandsPrefix: '!', // default prefix for simple command messages (old way to do commands on discord)
owner: process.env['BOT_OWNER_ID'] || '',
timezone: 'Europe/Paris', // default TimeZone to well format and localize dates (logs, stats, etc)
// useful links
links: {
invite: 'https://www.change_invite_link_here.com',
supportServer: 'https://discord.com/your_invitation_link',
gitRemoteRepo: 'https://github.com/barthofu/tscord',
},
automaticUploadImagesToImgur: false, // enable or not the automatic assets upload
devs: [], // discord IDs of the devs that are working on the bot (you don't have to put the owner's id here)
eval: {
name: 'bot', // name to trigger the eval command
onlyOwner: false // restrict the eval command to the owner only (if not, all the devs can trigger it)
},
// define the bot activities (phrases under its name). Types can be: PLAYING, LISTENING, WATCHING, STREAMING
activities: [
{
text: 'discord.js v13',
type: 'PLAYING'
},
{
text: 'some knowledge',
type: 'STREAMING'
}
]
}
// global colors
export const colorsConfig = {
primary: '#2F3136'
}
Database
For more info about the Mikro-ORM config (which holds, for instance, the database connection information), head over here.
src/config/database.ts²
export const databaseConfig: DatabaseConfigType = {
path: './database/', // path to the folder containing the migrations and SQLite database (if used)
// config for setting up an automated backup of the database (ONLY FOR SQLITE)
backup: {
enabled: false,
path: '' // path to the backups folder (should be in the database/ folder)
}
}
Logs
src/config/logs.ts
export const logsConfig: LogsConfigType = {
debug: false, // set the discordx client debug logs
// for each type of log, you can precise :
// - if the log should be consoled
// - if the log should be saved to the log files
// - if the log should be sent to a discord channel (providing its IP)
interaction: {
file: true,
console: true,
channel: null,
// exclude some interactions types
exclude: [
'BUTTON_INTERACTION',
'SELECT_MENU_INTERACTION'
]
},
simpleCommand: {
file: true,
console: true,
channel: null
},
newUser: {
file: true,
console: true,
channel: null
},
guild: {
file: true,
console: true,
channel: null
},
error: {
file: true,
console: true,
channel: null
}
}
Stats
src/config/stats.ts
export const statsConfig: StatsConfigType = {
interaction: {
// exclude interaction types from being recorded as stat
exclude: [
'BUTTON_INTERACTION',
'SELECT_MENU_INTERACTION'
]
}
}
API
src/config/api.ts
export const apiConfig: APIConfigType = {
enabled: false, // is the API server enabled or not
port: process.env['API_PORT'] ? parseInt(process.env['API_PORT']) : 4000, // the port on which the API server should be exposed
}
WebSocket
src/config/websocket.ts
export const websocketConfig: WebsocketConfigType = {
enabled: false, // should the websocket client be enabled or not (if you're not using the Dashboard, just disable it)
}