Riru!

A Discord interaction bot, written using discord.js and designed with interaction commands (hugs, kisses etc.) as her main focus.

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Invite Riru to your server here!

Requirements:

• The latest version of NodeJS
• The latest version of discord.js.
• application.commands scope enabled in your Discord Developer Portal for your bot.
• A Linux host system (because there's no way I'm testing this on Windows).

Installation:

1. Download/Clone the repository.
2. Open the Riru-js directory in a terminal.
3. Run npm install to install dependencies.
4. Create config.json in the main directory and populate it as described below.
5. Run node deploy-commands-global.js to register your commands with Discord.
6. Run node index.js to start Riru.

Config:

Riru relies on a few key variables, stored in config.json. These values are dependent on what your specific setup is, so you will have to populate them yourself.

• clientId: The user ID of your bot.
• guildId: The ID of the main server your bot is tested in.
• ownerId: The ID of the owner of the bot. Used for permission checks.
• alterId: The ID of an additional person who has permissions to use owner commands. Think of this as a "co-owner" position.
• token: Your bot's token.

Development:

To add new commands, make a new file in the commands/ subfolder. templatecommand.js is provided (in the root directory) as an example. Make sure to add documentation to the /help command and to run deploy-commands-global.js to update on Discord's end.

Riru is developed, hosted and designed on Linux hosts exclusively. If everything breaks on Windows, use WSL or just give Linux a try already.

All of Riru's output goes to stdout by default. If you wish to make log files, redirect the output of node index.js to a file.

Riru is a good girl, no making her do bad things.