v1.0.4

This new version allows users to get information about your credit pools (ID, credits, members and servers).

This version requires you to have the version 1.11.1 or above of the exaroton npm package.

Full Changelog: 1.0.3...1.0.4

v1.0.3

This update separates the 'ram' command to:

change-ram

• Description: Change the amount of RAM assigned to your server.
• Usage: /change-ram <server name|ID|address>

check-ram

• Description: Check the amount of RAM assigned to your server.
• Usage: /check-ram <server name|ID|address>

v1.0.2

This update allows users to start servers that the exaroton account has shared access to with the account credits.

v1.0.1

The first version of CommanderBot is here!

What does it do?

CommanderBot is an updated and improved version of PhoenixAPI-Bot which has the same commanods but the difference between both bots is that CommanderBot no longer uses message commands but slash commands.

Slash commands?

Yes. CommanderBot will only reply through slash commands, e.g. /help.

Setting up the bot

Requirements

• Node.js
• discord.js
• exaroton API

What's next?

1. Download the code.
   
2. Run npm install in the path where you have the main folder.
   
3. Create a Discord application here
   
4. Click the "Bot" tab and "Add Bot".
   
5. Copy your Discord token.
   
6. Move the file example.config.json to the src folder and rename it to config.json, then paste the Discord token inside the discordToken value.
   
7. Go to your exaroton account, copy the exaroton API token and paste it inside the exarotonAPIkey value.
   
   
8. To invite the bot to your server use this link and replace the 'ID' with the client ID of your application which you can find here
   
   
   
9. Paste the client ID you copied from the Discord Developer Portal and paste it inside the clientId value in the config file.
   

Starting the bot

Once you have the bot on your server and added all the config to the config.json file, you can start the bot running the command node main.js. Make sure the path is set to the CommanderBot folder.
You'll see this message when the bot is online:

And done! The bot is set up and online. You can now run /help to get the list of commands.