Discord Ban Sync

Table of Contents

• Discord Ban Sync
  • Table of Contents
  • Overview
    • Local setup
      • Cloning repository
      • Setting up the env variables locally
      • Running the bot locally
      • Updating the bot
    • Author

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Overview

This repository houses a bot that automatically synchronizes bans between multiple Discord servers.

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Local setup

This setup assumes you have Git, and Node.js setup on your machine. This project requires Node.js version 20 or higher, and uses the pnpm package manager, so you should have basic knowledge about how to use them.

Cloning repository

• git clone git@github.com:almeidx/discord-ban-sync.git
• cd discord-ban-sync
• pnpm i

Note: If you don't have corepack enabled, you can do it with corepack enable.

Setting up the env variables locally

• cp .env.example .env
• Fill out the variables in the .env file

The guild ids should be comma separated, e.g. GUILD_IDS=493351982887862283,513338222810497041

Running the bot locally

• pnpm build

Then:

• if you're using pm2, you can use:

  • pm2 start ecosystem.config.cjs

• if your environment variables are stored on the .env file, you can use:

  • pnpm start:env

• otherwise, use:

  • pnpm start

To check if the bot is working, you can run the /ping slash command.

Updating the bot

• git pull
• pnpm i
• pnpm build
• Refer to Running the bot locally to run the bot again

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Author

discord-ban-sync © almeidx, released under the Apache 2.0 license.

GitHub @almeidx