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queue-bot

v1.1.8

Published

A Discord bot that provides a basic user queue.

Downloads

13

Readme

Queue Bot

A simple bot for managing a queue of users in Discord.

Installation

These instructions assume you have already created an application from within the Discord Developer Portal, registered it as a bot, and invited it to your Discord server.

  1. Type npm install queue-bot in your terminal
  2. Open the config.json file and add your bot's token to the token field
  3. Run the bot by typing npm start

Usage

Once the bot is running, start a queue by issuing the !queue start command.

Queue Commands

| Command | Description | | --------------- | --------------- | | !queue start | Start a queue (Admins-only) | | !queue add @username | Add a user to the queue (Admins-only) | | !queue remove @username | Remove a user from the queue (Admins-only) | | !queue join | Join the queue | | !queue leave | Leave the queue | | !queue time | See how long you've been in the queue |