PS-Discord-BotBuilder

This is one of my personal projects, and I plan to update it for a while to come. This is a node.js webserver, which is hosting a website, with which you can "make" a discord bot.

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 content in the config.json file, if you dont have it, feel free to make use of the config.json.example for the layout of the json file.

4. Running the Application:

   • With the database set up and configured, you should be able to run your application. To run it, please use the following command

./startServer.sh ```

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.