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Discord Bot README

Overview

This Python Discord bot is designed to enhance the functionality and interactivity of a Discord server, specifically catering to gamers. The bot includes a unique feature that automatically changes nicknames of users based on their in-game names.

Features

1. Command Handling

• The bot utilizes a command handler to manage and execute various commands initiated by users.

2. Custom Commands

• Users can define custom commands that trigger specific actions or responses when invoked.

3. Moderation

• Moderation commands for managing server activities, such as kicking, banning, muting, and warning users.

4. Automated Tasks

• Scheduled tasks to perform automated actions, such as clearing chat, sending reminders, or updating server information.

5. Fun and Games

• Fun commands, trivia games, dice rolling, and other interactive features to engage and entertain users.

6. Information Retrieval

• Commands to fetch server information, user profiles, or external data from APIs.

7. Role Management

• Commands to manage roles within the server, such as assigning, removing, or listing roles.

8. Polls and Voting

• Functionality to create and manage polls, allowing users to vote on various topics.

9. Autochanging Nicknames

- Automatically changes users' nicknames based on their in-game names, enhancing the gaming experience within the Discord server.

Getting Started

1. Prerequisites

   • Ensure you have Python 3.x installed on your system.
   • Create a Discord account and set up a Discord application to obtain a bot token.

2. Installation

   • Clone this repository to your local machine.
   • Install the required dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt.

3. Configuration

   • Rename config.example.json to config.json.
   • Populate the config.json file with your bot token and other necessary configurations.

4. Running the Bot

   • Run the bot using python bot.py.
   • The bot should now be active on your Discord server.

5. Usage

   • Prefix your commands with the defined command prefix in the Discord server.
   • Use the help command to display a list of available commands and their usage.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to the project by opening issues, suggesting improvements, or creating pull requests. We welcome your contributions!