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abbeegale

It’s been a bit since the last devlog, huh?

I didn’t know what to do with my bot, so I took a very small break of 216 hours! That aside, I got the bot to log warns in a specific logging channel, and I even got the bot’s status to change every time I refresh the main script! It also has a cool banner made by yours truly.

I also changed some variables in the code to make the bot less hard coded to make things way easier. I also added comments that likely nobody will see (but I still like seeing comments because it makes the code look more sophisticated and more complete and definitely not spaghetti)

The next two things on the chopping block include something I’ve always been wanting to make ever since I first got into making Discord bots, and making a command to view a list of one person’s warns.

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abbeegale

Millie is officially in an open-source repository! I opted for git.gay (Forgejo) over GitHub because I don’t like Microsoft. You can find the repository by clicking the ‘Repository’ button on the project page, or by visiting https://git.gay/e/Millie. I also got the webhook to work!
(The webhook took significantly less time than setting up the repository)

Now, next up on the chopping block is improving /warn and the potential of adding /kick and /ban.

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abbeegale

An absurd amount of time went to trying to get the code to work 😭

But hey, warns do work and they send a DM to the warned person

(Now to actually log the warns….)

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abbeegale

I’ve got the first two commands down and running! This is the first time I make a Discord application via discord.js, and I’m kind of proud of how it’s going so far :3

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