Multi-server Auto Bump Bot

Note: Ignore the first error for now, I will update this code later and give it sometime if it doesn't send the right bump command. Make sure only Disboard is allowed in the bump channel, but it should work with all bots. Keep it deployed; it will send all bump commands but will take a few hours to work properly [ Fixed ]

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Bump all your servers automatically. It will send bump messages to each server with a 20-minute interval between each bump. This bot is written in Python using the discord.py-self library.

Note: Using this bot for more than 4 servers might cause some problems.

Wanna join my Discord server? Join now! :)

I might have missed something or maybe documented something wrong, so feel free to contact me on Discord if you face any problem/something needs to be corrected or open an issue here! My Discord: kiyoopoon or you can also ping me in my server

How to configure it?

1. First, download the repo.
2. Go to the main.py file and replace TOKEN with your account token.
3. Put your channel IDs in the CHANNEL_IDS.
4. Change the LOG_CHANNEL with your log channel ID where the bot will send the bump logs.

Make sure you have Python and discord.py-self installed if you want to do a test run. Note that discord.py-self might break your regular discord.py library.

How to host it?

I don't know any trusted site that hosts self-bots. However, you can use Replit and Uptime Robot, but it will not stay online always; you will need to monitor it. You can use PolyNode, but I don't have much experience with it, so use it at your own risk! I recommend using a VPS.

• PolyNode (PolyNode might be down sometimes, keep an eye on their Discord server for updates.)

How to host it on a VPS?

Easy way

If you already have a VPS, you can use my Docker files to build a Docker container and the bot easily.

First, install Docker.

Linux VPS

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o install-docker.sh
sh install-docker.sh --dry-run
sudo sh install-docker.sh

All the commands are from the official Docker install guide - get.docker.com

Windows VPS

If you have a Windows VPS, download the Docker CLI: Download the installer using the download button at the top of the page, or from the release notes. Open the Docker Desktop Installer.exe and follow the normal installation steps. Here is the official installation guide for Windows - Install Docker Desktop on Windows

Run the command docker version to check if it's installed properly.

After you have Docker set up, clone the repo, then navigate inside the repo cd multiserver-bumper. Now you will need to build the Docker container using docker build -t multiserver-bumper .. This command uses the Dockerfile to build a new image. The -t flag tags your image, which is multiserver-bumper in this case, and the . specifies that the Dockerfile is in the current folder. Wait for a while, and after it's done, run docker run multiserver-bumper. Done! Your self-bot should be online now :)

Manual way

If you don't want to use Docker, you can go with the manual setup. First, ensure you have venv or virtualenv installed. Run python3 -m venv --help to check. If you don't have it installed, then install it with this command:

• For Linux:

  sudo apt install python3-venv

  This will install it globally. You might face the externally-managed-environment issue if you use pip install virtualenv.

• For Windows:

  pip install virtualenv

After you have venv set up, create the virtual environment by running:

python<version> -m venv <virtual-environment-name>

For example, if you have Python version 3.12 and you want to name the virtual environment multiserver-bumper, then your command will be:

python3.12 -m venv multiserver-bumper

Use python --version to check your Python version.

Now, activate the virtual environment using this command:

• For Unix/Linux-based OS:

  source multiserver-bumper/bin/activate

• For Windows:

  multiserver-bumper\Scripts\activate.bat

  Replace multiserver-bumper with your virtual environment name.

Finally, install the required packages by running:

pip install -r requirements.txt

This will install discord.py-self Important Note: You need the GitHub version because it's the updated one. The PyPI one is outdated!

Now, just run python3 main.py or python main.py to run the script :)

Checking

To check if your bot is running you can run the ?bing command yes it's bing not ping :)

Common errors

discord.py-self error [ Fixed ]

If you installed the discord.py-self library using pip, you might get an error saying API down. I recommend installing it from a GitHub fork as it was fixed there.

~~ git clone https://github.com/ye4241/discord.py-self cd discord.py-self python3 -m pip install -U . ~~

Run these commands and it will install or replace your discord.py-self library. I ran into the issue but luckily found the solution here.

DeprecationWarning [ Fixed ]

If you get this error DeprecationWarning: slash_commands is deprecated, use Messageable.application_commands instead. after running the bot, don't worry, it will still work, so just ignore it.

To avoid issues, I recommend using the Docker container to ensure consistency. Feel free to contact me on Discord or open an issue if you need any help. Contributions and PRs are also welcome!

Please note that using self-bots is against Discord TOS, and we do not encourage you to use self-bots. This project was done for educational purposes only ;)