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dokdo-selfbot

v0.0.4

Published

Dokdo-Selfbot - A Modified Version of Dokdo for Discord Selfbot.

Downloads

211

Readme

About

Dokdo-Selfbot - A Modified Version of Dokdo for Discord Selfbots.

This is a powerful debugging tool for projects using discord.js-selfbot-v13. It extends Dokdo to work seamlessly in selfbot environments, providing an efficient way to debug and execute commands directly.


Installation

Install the latest version of dokdo-selfbot with:

npm i [email protected]

Stable Release

npm i dokdo-selfbot@latest

Development Version

npm i ViishSensei/dokdo-selfbot#main

Example Usage

const Discord = require("discord.js-selfbot-v13");
const client = new Discord.Client();

const Dokdo = require("dokdo-selfbot");

const DokdoHandler = new Dokdo(client, {
  aliases: ["dokdo", "dok"],
  prefix: "!",
  owners: ["123456789"], // Replace with your Discord user ID
});

client.on("messageCreate", async (message) => {
  if (message.content === "ping") {
    return message.channel.send("Pong"); // Handle normal commands first
  }
  DokdoHandler.run(message); // Test with commands like "!dokdo"
});

client.login("your-token-here"); // Replace with your selfbot token

Notes

Do You Need the Message Contents Intent?

No! Since this tool is designed for Discord selfbots, intents are not required as selfbots already have access to all messages and events. This tool can also interpret message content with custom prefixes, including mentions.

Example:

new Dokdo(client, { prefix: "<@YOUR_USER_ID>" }); // Set your user mention as a prefix

// Example Command Usage: <@YOUR_USER_ID> dokdo

Contributing

Before creating an issue or submitting a pull request, check if it already exists. For contributions, refer to the contribution guide.