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auto-moderation

v1.5.4

Published

This makes moderation simple and easy.

Downloads

16

Readme

Getting Started:

  1. Run npm i auto-moderation in your terminal or console. Be sure to install the latest version.
  2. Create a bot command for your embed.
  3. Define the package: const automod = require('auto-moderation');
  4. Setup your command:

Support

If you need any support, please join our support server: https://discord.gg/URSMqFD3Qt

Why this was made

The reason for this package is for people who want to be able to moderate servers with their Discord.js v14 bot with almost no coding experience.

This is one of the easiest / simpliest packages to use in you own Discord.js v14 bot.

Please consider checking out my other npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/simply-embeder

Updates

Removed the checkMessage function until it can be fixed

Code Examples

checkMessage

Checks a message for the presence of inappropriate content and deletes the message if found.

AutoModeration.checkMessage(message);

AutoModeration.antiAd(message);

banUserByID

Bans a member by their user ID.

AutoModeration.banUserByID(member, 'targetUserId');

banUserByTag

Bans a member by their tag.

AutoModeration.banUserByTag(member, 'targetUserTag');

unbanUserByID

Unbans a member by their user ID.

AutoModeration.unbanUserByID('guildID', 'targetUserId');

unbanUserByTag

Unbans a member by their tag.

AutoModeration.unbanUserByTag('guildID', 'targetUserTag');

bulkDelete

Bulk deletes a specified number of messages in a guild channel.

AutoModeration.bulkDelete('guildID', 'channelID', number);

Kick Member

Automatically kicks a member from a guild using a command

    const reason = `Testing`
    const member = options.getString('member');

    AutoModeration.KickUser(member, reason, guild);

checkSpam

Automatically timesout a member if they spam in the guild

AutoModeration.checkSpam(userId, guild, maxMessages, timeFrame);

filterMessage

Automatically timesout a member if they say a swear in their message

AutoModeration.filterMessage(message);

duplicateMessageFilter

Automatically timesout a member if they duplicate a message in the same guild

const duplicateMsgMax = 3; const duplicateMsgTime = 8;

AutoModeration.duplicateMessageFilter(message, duplicateMsgMax, duplicateMsgTime)

antiLink

Detects if a message contains a link and if it does then it timesout the member and deletes the message.

AutoModeration.antiLink(message);