Get Chickened

React with chicken (or custom emojis) to random messages with your Discord.js bot. I made this in maybe 10 minutes out of bordem (yes it will be updated further). If you need help or have questions feel free to join my Discord server (https://discord.gg/4c8Rh7tWhv).

What Does It Actually Do

This script makes your bot react to messages based on a random percentage chance. By deafult it uses chicken emojis (one at a 0.5% chance, one at 0.3%). It then posts an embed saying the user was chickened with a button to laugh at them. You can change the embeds description to something else. Here's an example:

And after clicking the "Laught at this user" button:

Installtion & Setup

To install, all you need to do is run npm i discord.js-chicken --save in your working directory.
Setup is fairly simple. Here's an example bot script with it:

const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client({
  intents: [ Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS ]
});

const chicken = require('discord.js-chicken')(client, { postChannel: "DISCORD CHANNEL ID" });

client.login(DISCORD BOT TOKEN);

Options

postChannel is the only required option, if you don't want it to post to a channel then you're boring.
| Option | Type | Description | Default |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | | postChannel | String | ID of the channel for the bot to post the chicken embed | null | | chance | Int | Chance (%) for the bot to react to messages | 0.5 | | description | String | Text for the description of the posted embed | 0.5 | | minPercent | Int | Integer for the minium number to be generated (reccomneded to leave default) | 0 | | maxPercent | Int | Integer for the maxium number to be generated (reccomneded to leave default) | 100 | | decimalPlaces | Int | How many decimel numbers to generate (reccomneded to leave default) | 2 | | emojis | Array | Array of emojis to react with, can have seperate chances (see below) | [] |

Having Multiple Emojis

You can make the bot react with multiple emojis, and also have those emojis use their own chances. The bot by default will use:

[ {chance: 0.5, emoji: "🐔"}, {chance: 0.3, emoji: "🐓"} ]

This will make the bot react with a chicken emoji at a 0.5% chance, and with a rooster emoji at a 0.3% chance (will react with both at this point). If you just wanted to make the bot react with both emojis but use the default chance you would do:

[ "🐔", "🐓" ]

Here's the examples in a script:

const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client({
  intents: [ Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS ]
});

const chicken = require('discord.js-chicken')(client, {
  postChannel: "DISCORD CHANNEL ID",
  emojis: [ {chance: 0.5, emoji: "🐔"}, {chance: 0.3, emoji: "🐓"}, ] // or [ "🐔", "🐓" ]
  chance: 10 // emojis set chance will override this one
});

client.login(DISCORD BOT TOKEN);