Discord-Bot-Builder/README.md

PS-Discord-BotBuilder

a wesbite to make discord bots

Database Setup

To get started with the project, you'll need to set up the database. Follow these steps:

1. Database Installation:

   • Make sure you have a MySQL server installed on your machine. If not, you can download and install it from MySQL Downloads.
   • Create a new database for your project.

2. Database Schema:

   Table 1: Commands

   • Columns:

     • command_id (INT, Auto Increment, Primary Key)
     • project_id (INT)
     • command_name (VARCHAR)
     • command_description (VARCHAR)
     • command_response (VARCHAR)

   • Create Table Command:

     CREATE TABLE Commands (
         command_id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
         project_id INT,
         command_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
         command_description VARCHAR(255),
         command_response VARCHAR(255)
     );
     

   Table 2: Projects

   • Columns:

     • project_id (INT, Auto Increment, Primary Key)
     • project_name (VARCHAR)
     • project_owner (VARCHAR)
     • bot_token (VARCHAR)
     • bot_id (VARCHAR)

   • Create Table Command:

     CREATE TABLE Projects (
         project_id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
         project_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
         project_owner VARCHAR(36),
         bot_token VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
         bot_id VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL
     );
     

   Table 3: Users

   • Columns:

     • user_id (VARCHAR, Default: UUID(), Primary Key)
     • username (VARCHAR)
     • password (VARCHAR)

   • Create Table Command:

     CREATE TABLE Users (
         user_id VARCHAR(36) DEFAULT UUID() PRIMARY KEY,
         username VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
         password VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL
     );
     

3. Database Configuration:

   • Update the database configuration in your project. Find the configuration file, commonly named config.js or similar, and locate the database connection settings.
   • Modify the following parameters to match your MySQL setup:

     const dbConfig = {
         host: 'localhost',
         user: 'your_username',
         password: 'your_password',
         database: 'your_database_name',
     };
     

4. Running the Application:

   • With the database set up and configured, you should be able to run your application. Follow the instructions in the main README to start the project.

Note: For security reasons, avoid storing sensitive information like database credentials directly in your public GitHub repository. Consider using environment variables or a configuration file outside the repository for such sensitive data.