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// Calling the package

var Discord = require('discord.js');

var bot = new Discord.Client();

var fs = require('fs'); // First, we need to require fs, it is packaged with node.js so no need to download anything extra. // Make sure you have this required.

var profanities = require('profanities') // We need to require all of our packages after we install them.

// Second, lets call the file we just made using fs.

var userData = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('Storage/userData.json', 'utf8'));

var commandsList = fs.readFileSync('Storage/commands.txt', 'utf8'); // We need to call the file, we can just copy the line above and paste it here. We need to edit it a little.

bot.commands = new Discord.Collection(); // First, we need to make a collection of all the commands for the bot.

function loadCmds () { // First, we need to turn this into a function so we can call it whenever we want,

fs.readdir('./commands/', (err, files) => { // This reads the directory of the commands folder.

if(err) console.error(err); // This, sends an error message if it gets an error calling the commands,

var jsfiles = files.filter(f => f.split('.').pop() === 'js'); // This checks if the file extension is 'js', or the text after the . is 'js'.

if (jsfiles.length <= 0) { return console.log('No commands found...')} // This returns & sends to the console that no commands were found in the folder.

else { console.log(jsfiles.length + ' commands found.') } // This tells how many commands it found.

jsfiles.forEach((f, i) => { // This, loops through each file and runs the following code.

delete require.cache[require.resolve(`./commands/${f}`)]; // This deletes the cached file that you specify, allowing you to load something in its place.

var cmds = require(`./commands/${f}`); // This gets every js file in the chosen folder.

console.log(`Command ${f} loading...`); // This logs to the console that the command <name> is loading.

bot.commands.set(cmds.config.command, cmds); // This gets the name of the command, as well as the modules in the file.

})

}

function userInfo(user) {

var finalString = ''; // This is the beginning of the final string, but we need to add things to it.

// Name

finalString += '**' + user.username + '**, with the **ID** of **' + user.id + '**'; // This gets the name of the user, and the ID, and adds it to the final string.

// Now, lets add the created At date. This doesn't look good, so lets split it and recreate the createdAt message.

var userCreated = user.createdAt.toString().split(' ');

finalString += ', was **created on ' + userCreated[1] + ' ' + userCreated[2] + ', ' + userCreated[3] + '**.'

// Messages Sent

finalString += ' Since then, they have **sent ' + userData[user.id].messagesSent + ' messages** to this discord.'

return finalString; // This sends what we wrote to the function call down in the script.

}

loadCmds(); // We also want to make sure that we call it when the script starts, so it loads.

// Listener Event: Message Received ( This will run every time a message is received)

bot.on('message', message => {

// Variables

var sender = message.author; // The person who sent the message

var msg = message.content.toUpperCase(); // Takes the message, and makes it all uppercase

var prefix = '>' // The text before commands, you can set this to what ever you want

var cont = message.content.slice(prefix.length).split(" "); // This slices off the prefix, then puts it in an array.

var args = cont.slice(1); // This is everything after the command in an array.

if (!message.content.startsWith(prefix)) return; // This returns if the prefix of the command is not the one set.

var cmd = bot.commands.get(cont[0]) // This tries to grab the command that you called in chat.

if (cmd) cmd.run(bot, message, args); // This checks if it exists, and if it does it runs the command.

if (msg === prefix + 'RELOAD') {

message.channel.send({embed:{description:"All Commands Reloaded"}}) // This sends an embed letting the channel know you reloaded all commands.

message.channel.send('All Commands Reloaded') // This does the same thing but not in an embed, ill show both right now so you can see the difference.

loadCmds()

}

// Profanity

for (x = 0; x < profanities.length; x++) { // This loops every word of the profanities list you downloaded.

if (message.content.toUpperCase() == profanities[x].toUpperCase()) {

message.channel.send('Hey! Don\'t say that!') // Tells them that they can't say that.

message.delete(); // Deletes the message

return; // Stops the rest of the commands from running after they pyt profanity in their text.

}

// First, we need to make sure that it isn't reading a message that the bot is sending.

if (sender.id === '343590789848498176') { // Checks if the ID of the sender is the same id as the bot

return; // Cancels the rest of the Listener Event.

}

// Be sure to delete the command from your app.js so it doesn't respond multiple times!

// Deleting Specific Messages ( Messages that are not an ID for me )

if (message.channel.id === '343586693145821184') { // Checks if the message is in the specific channel

if (isNaN(message.content)) { // Checks if the message is not a number, if it's not the following code will run

//message.delete() // This deletes the message

//message.author.send('Please only post the number, and not any other text in this channel, thank you!') // This private messages the author that what they posted was invalid.

}

// You can also do this for other words, in all of the channels.

if (msg.includes('LETTUCE')) { // Checks if the word lettuce is included in the message

message.delete(); // Deletes the message

message.author.send('The word **Lettuce** is banned, please don\'t use it!') // This private messages the author that what they posted had a banned word.

}

// Now, lets make sure their username is there bfore writing to the file.

if (!userData[sender.id]) userData[sender.id] = {

messagesSent: 0

}

// Now, lets increase messagesSent and write to the final file.

userData[sender.id].messagesSent++; // This adds one to 'messagesSent', under the user.

// To save the file we have to write this:

fs.writeFile('Storage/userData.json', JSON.stringify(userData), (err) => {

if (err) console.error(err); // We just want it to log if their is an error.

});

// Lets delete that so we can recreate it using a better command.

if (msg.startsWith(prefix + 'USERINFO')) { // This checks if the message starts with the command, since they will be adding things to the end of it.

// We should assume that if they are not adding a name to the end of the command, they want info on themselves.

if (msg === prefix + 'USERINFO') {

message.channel.send(userInfo(sender)); // This will return the message about info on themselves. // We should make a function, so we don't have to write it multiple times.

}

});

// Listener Event: Bot Launched

bot.on('ready', () => {

console.log('Bot Launched...') // Runs when the bot is Launched

// You can put any code you want here, it will run when you turn on your bot.

// We will be going over setting 'game playing', 'status', and 'streaming'

// Status

bot.user.setStatus('dnd') // Your status goes here; It can be 'Online','idle','invisible', & 'dnd'

// Game & Streaming

bot.user.setGame('Hello!') // You can change the string to whatever you want it to say.

// To set a stream, add another option like this:

//bot.user.setGame('Hello!', 'https://twitch.tv/truexpixels'); // It has to be a twitch stream link.

});

// Listner Event: User joining the discord server.

bot.on('guildMemberAdd', member => {

console.log('User ' + member.user.username + ' has joined the server!') // Sends a message in console that someone joined the discord server.

console.log(member)

// Now, lets add a role when they join. First, we need to get the role we want.

var role = member.guild.roles.find('name', 'User'); // This looks for the role in the server(guild), it searches by name, meaning you can change 'User' to the role you want.

// Secondly, we will add the role.

member.addRole(role)

// Sending a message to a channel when a user joins discord.

member.guild.channels.get('343580441313542144').send('**' + member.user.username + '**, has joined the server!'); // The first part gets the channel, the second sends a message to that channel.

});

// Now, let's make it so that when someone leaves, code runs.

// Listener Event: User leaving the discord server.

bot.on('guildMemberRemove', member => {

// The code can simply be copied from the line you made before.

member.guild.channels.get('343580441313542144').send('**' + member.user.username + '**, has left the server!'); // The first part gets the channel, the second sends a message to that channel.

// You can choose whatever 'Channel ID' you want, and whatever text you want it to say!

});

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// Calling the package
var Discord = require('discord.js');
var bot = new Discord.Client();
var fs = require('fs'); // First, we need to require fs, it is packaged with node.js so no need to download anything extra. // Make sure you have this required.
var profanities = require('profanities') // We need to require all of our packages after we install them.

// Second, lets call the file we just made using fs.
var userData = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('Storage/userData.json', 'utf8'));
var commandsList = fs.readFileSync('Storage/commands.txt', 'utf8'); // We need to call the file, we can just copy the line above and paste it here. We need to edit it a little.
bot.commands = new Discord.Collection(); // First, we need to make a collection of all the commands for the bot.

    fs.readdir('./commands/', (err, files) => { // This reads the directory of the commands folder.
        if(err) console.error(err); // This, sends an error message if it gets an error calling the commands,

        var jsfiles = files.filter(f => f.split('.').pop() === 'js'); // This checks if the file extension is 'js', or the text after the . is 'js'.
        if (jsfiles.length <= 0) { return console.log('No commands found...')} // This returns & sends to the console that no commands were found in the folder.
        else { console.log(jsfiles.length + ' commands found.') } // This tells how many commands it found.

        jsfiles.forEach((f, i) => { // This, loops through each file and runs the following code.
            delete require.cache[require.resolve(`./commands/${f}`)]; // This deletes the cached file that you specify, allowing you to load something in its place.
            var cmds = require(`./commands/${f}`); // This gets every js file in the chosen folder.
            console.log(`Command ${f} loading...`); // This logs to the console that the command <name> is loading.
            bot.commands.set(cmds.config.command, cmds); // This gets the name of the command, as well as the modules in the file.
        })


    })

function userInfo(user) {
    var finalString = ''; // This is the beginning of the final string, but we need to add things to it.

    // Name
    finalString += '**' + user.username + '**, with the **ID** of **' + user.id + '**'; // This gets the name of the user, and the ID, and adds it to the final string.

    // Now, lets add the created At date. This doesn't look good, so lets split it and recreate the createdAt message.
    var userCreated = user.createdAt.toString().split(' ');
    finalString += ', was **created on ' + userCreated[1] + ' ' + userCreated[2] + ', ' + userCreated[3] + '**.'

    // Messages Sent
    finalString += ' Since then, they have **sent ' + userData[user.id].messagesSent + ' messages** to this discord.'



    return finalString; // This sends what we wrote to the function call down in the script.
}

// Listener Event: Message Received ( This will run every time a message is received)
bot.on('message', message => {

    // Variables
    var sender = message.author; // The person who sent the message
    var msg = message.content.toUpperCase(); // Takes the message, and makes it all uppercase
    var prefix = '>' // The text before commands, you can set this to what ever you want
    var cont = message.content.slice(prefix.length).split(" "); // This slices off the prefix, then puts it in an array.
    var args = cont.slice(1); // This is everything after the command in an array.

    if (!message.content.startsWith(prefix)) return; // This returns if the prefix of the command is not the one set.

    var cmd = bot.commands.get(cont[0]) // This tries to grab the command that you called in chat.
    if (cmd) cmd.run(bot, message, args); // This checks if it exists, and if it does it runs the command.

    // Profanity
    for (x = 0; x < profanities.length; x++) { // This loops every word of the profanities list you downloaded.
        if (message.content.toUpperCase() == profanities[x].toUpperCase()) {
            message.channel.send('Hey! Don\'t say that!') // Tells them that they can't say that.
            message.delete(); // Deletes the message
            return; // Stops the rest of the commands from running after they pyt profanity in their text.
        }
    }

    // First, we need to make sure that it isn't reading a message that the bot is sending.
    if (sender.id === '343590789848498176') { // Checks if the ID of the sender is the same id as the bot
        return; // Cancels the rest of the Listener Event.
    }

    // Be sure to delete the command from your app.js so it doesn't respond multiple times!

    // Deleting Specific Messages ( Messages that are not an ID for me )
    if (message.channel.id === '343586693145821184') { // Checks if the message is in the specific channel
        if (isNaN(message.content)) { // Checks if the message is not a number, if it's not the following code will run
            //message.delete() // This deletes the message
            //message.author.send('Please only post the number, and not any other text in this channel, thank you!') // This private messages the author that what they posted was invalid.
        }
    }

    // You can also do this for other words, in all of the channels.
    if (msg.includes('LETTUCE')) { // Checks if the word lettuce is included in the message
        message.delete(); // Deletes the message
        message.author.send('The word **Lettuce** is banned, please don\'t use it!') // This private messages the author that what they posted had a banned word.
    }

    // Now, lets make sure their username is there bfore writing to the file.
    if (!userData[sender.id]) userData[sender.id] = {
        messagesSent: 0
    }

    // Now, lets increase messagesSent and write to the final file.
    userData[sender.id].messagesSent++; // This adds one to 'messagesSent', under the user.

    // To save the file we have to write this:
    fs.writeFile('Storage/userData.json', JSON.stringify(userData), (err) => {
        if (err) console.error(err); // We just want it to log if their is an error.
    });

    // Lets delete that so we can recreate it using a better command.
    if (msg.startsWith(prefix + 'USERINFO')) { // This checks if the message starts with the command, since they will be adding things to the end of it.
        // We should assume that if they are not adding a name to the end of the command, they want info on themselves.
        if (msg === prefix + 'USERINFO') {
            message.channel.send(userInfo(sender)); // This will return the message about info on themselves. // We should make a function, so we don't have to write it multiple times.
        }
    }


});

// Listener Event: Bot Launched
bot.on('ready', () => {
    console.log('Bot Launched...') // Runs when the bot is Launched

    // You can put any code you want here, it will run when you turn on your bot.

    // We will be going over setting 'game playing', 'status', and 'streaming'

    // Status
    bot.user.setStatus('dnd') // Your status goes here; It can be 'Online','idle','invisible', & 'dnd'

    // Game & Streaming
    bot.user.setGame('Hello!') // You can change the string to whatever you want it to say.
    // To set a stream, add another option like this:
    //bot.user.setGame('Hello!', 'https://twitch.tv/truexpixels'); // It has to be a twitch stream link.

});

// Listner Event: User joining the discord server.
bot.on('guildMemberAdd', member => {

    console.log('User ' + member.user.username + ' has joined the server!') // Sends a message in console that someone joined the discord server.
    console.log(member)
    // Now, lets add a role when they join. First, we need to get the role we want.
    var role = member.guild.roles.find('name', 'User'); // This looks for the role in the server(guild), it searches by name, meaning you can change 'User' to the role you want.

    // Secondly, we will add the role.
    member.addRole(role)

    // Sending a message to a channel when a user joins discord.
    member.guild.channels.get('343580441313542144').send('**' + member.user.username + '**, has joined the server!'); // The first part gets the channel, the second sends a message to that channel.


});

// Now, let's make it so that when someone leaves, code runs.
// Listener Event: User leaving the discord server.
bot.on('guildMemberRemove', member => {

    // The code can simply be copied from the line you made before.
    member.guild.channels.get('343580441313542144').send('**' + member.user.username + '**, has left the server!'); // The first part gets the channel, the second sends a message to that channel.
    // You can choose whatever 'Channel ID' you want, and whatever text you want it to say!


});

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// Calling the package
var Discord = require('discord.js');
var bot = new Discord.Client();
var fs = require('fs'); // First, we need to require fs, it is packaged with node.js so no need to download anything extra. // Make sure you have this required.
var profanities = require('profanities') // We need to require all of our packages after we install them.

// Second, lets call the file we just made using fs.
var userData = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('Storage/userData.json', 'utf8'));
var commandsList = fs.readFileSync('Storage/commands.txt', 'utf8'); // We need to call the file, we can just copy the line above and paste it here. We need to edit it a little.
bot.commands = new Discord.Collection(); // First, we need to make a collection of all the commands for the bot.

function loadCmds () { // First, we need to turn this into a function so we can call it whenever we want,
    fs.readdir('./commands/', (err, files) => { // This reads the directory of the commands folder.
        if(err) console.error(err); // This, sends an error message if it gets an error calling the commands,

        var jsfiles = files.filter(f => f.split('.').pop() === 'js'); // This checks if the file extension is 'js', or the text after the . is 'js'.
        if (jsfiles.length <= 0) { return console.log('No commands found...')} // This returns & sends to the console that no commands were found in the folder.
        else { console.log(jsfiles.length + ' commands found.') } // This tells how many commands it found.

        jsfiles.forEach((f, i) => { // This, loops through each file and runs the following code.
            delete require.cache[require.resolve(`./commands/${f}`)]; // This deletes the cached file that you specify, allowing you to load something in its place.
            var cmds = require(`./commands/${f}`); // This gets every js file in the chosen folder.
            console.log(`Command ${f} loading...`); // This logs to the console that the command <name> is loading.
            bot.commands.set(cmds.config.command, cmds); // This gets the name of the command, as well as the modules in the file.
        })


    })

}

function userInfo(user) {
    var finalString = ''; // This is the beginning of the final string, but we need to add things to it.

    // Name
    finalString += '**' + user.username + '**, with the **ID** of **' + user.id + '**'; // This gets the name of the user, and the ID, and adds it to the final string.

    // Now, lets add the created At date. This doesn't look good, so lets split it and recreate the createdAt message.
    var userCreated = user.createdAt.toString().split(' ');
    finalString += ', was **created on ' + userCreated[1] + ' ' + userCreated[2] + ', ' + userCreated[3] + '**.'

    // Messages Sent
    finalString += ' Since then, they have **sent ' + userData[user.id].messagesSent + ' messages** to this discord.'



    return finalString; // This sends what we wrote to the function call down in the script.
}

loadCmds(); // We also want to make sure that we call it when the script starts, so it loads.
// Listener Event: Message Received ( This will run every time a message is received)
bot.on('message', message => {

    // Variables
    var sender = message.author; // The person who sent the message
    var msg = message.content.toUpperCase(); // Takes the message, and makes it all uppercase
    var prefix = '>' // The text before commands, you can set this to what ever you want
    var cont = message.content.slice(prefix.length).split(" "); // This slices off the prefix, then puts it in an array.
    var args = cont.slice(1); // This is everything after the command in an array.

    if (!message.content.startsWith(prefix)) return; // This returns if the prefix of the command is not the one set.

    var cmd = bot.commands.get(cont[0]) // This tries to grab the command that you called in chat.
    if (cmd) cmd.run(bot, message, args); // This checks if it exists, and if it does it runs the command.

    if (msg === prefix + 'RELOAD') {
        message.channel.send({embed:{description:"All Commands Reloaded"}}) // This sends an embed letting the channel know you reloaded all commands.
        message.channel.send('All Commands Reloaded') // This does the same thing but not in an embed, ill show both right now so you can see the difference.
        loadCmds()
    }

    // Profanity
    for (x = 0; x < profanities.length; x++) { // This loops every word of the profanities list you downloaded.
        if (message.content.toUpperCase() == profanities[x].toUpperCase()) {
            message.channel.send('Hey! Don\'t say that!') // Tells them that they can't say that.
            message.delete(); // Deletes the message
            return; // Stops the rest of the commands from running after they pyt profanity in their text.
        }
    }

    // First, we need to make sure that it isn't reading a message that the bot is sending.
    if (sender.id === '343590789848498176') { // Checks if the ID of the sender is the same id as the bot
        return; // Cancels the rest of the Listener Event.
    }

    // Be sure to delete the command from your app.js so it doesn't respond multiple times!

    // Deleting Specific Messages ( Messages that are not an ID for me )
    if (message.channel.id === '343586693145821184') { // Checks if the message is in the specific channel
        if (isNaN(message.content)) { // Checks if the message is not a number, if it's not the following code will run
            //message.delete() // This deletes the message
            //message.author.send('Please only post the number, and not any other text in this channel, thank you!') // This private messages the author that what they posted was invalid.
        }
    }

    // You can also do this for other words, in all of the channels.
    if (msg.includes('LETTUCE')) { // Checks if the word lettuce is included in the message
        message.delete(); // Deletes the message
        message.author.send('The word **Lettuce** is banned, please don\'t use it!') // This private messages the author that what they posted had a banned word.
    }

    // Now, lets make sure their username is there bfore writing to the file.
    if (!userData[sender.id]) userData[sender.id] = {
        messagesSent: 0
    }

    // Now, lets increase messagesSent and write to the final file.
    userData[sender.id].messagesSent++; // This adds one to 'messagesSent', under the user.

    // To save the file we have to write this:
    fs.writeFile('Storage/userData.json', JSON.stringify(userData), (err) => {
        if (err) console.error(err); // We just want it to log if their is an error.
    });

    // Lets delete that so we can recreate it using a better command.
    if (msg.startsWith(prefix + 'USERINFO')) { // This checks if the message starts with the command, since they will be adding things to the end of it.
        // We should assume that if they are not adding a name to the end of the command, they want info on themselves.
        if (msg === prefix + 'USERINFO') {
            message.channel.send(userInfo(sender)); // This will return the message about info on themselves. // We should make a function, so we don't have to write it multiple times.
        }
    }


});

// Listener Event: Bot Launched
bot.on('ready', () => {
    console.log('Bot Launched...') // Runs when the bot is Launched

    // You can put any code you want here, it will run when you turn on your bot.

    // We will be going over setting 'game playing', 'status', and 'streaming'

    // Status
    bot.user.setStatus('dnd') // Your status goes here; It can be 'Online','idle','invisible', & 'dnd'

    // Game & Streaming
    bot.user.setGame('Hello!') // You can change the string to whatever you want it to say.
    // To set a stream, add another option like this:
    //bot.user.setGame('Hello!', 'https://twitch.tv/truexpixels'); // It has to be a twitch stream link.

});

// Listner Event: User joining the discord server.
bot.on('guildMemberAdd', member => {

    console.log('User ' + member.user.username + ' has joined the server!') // Sends a message in console that someone joined the discord server.
    console.log(member)
    // Now, lets add a role when they join. First, we need to get the role we want.
    var role = member.guild.roles.find('name', 'User'); // This looks for the role in the server(guild), it searches by name, meaning you can change 'User' to the role you want.

    // Secondly, we will add the role.
    member.addRole(role)

    // Sending a message to a channel when a user joins discord.
    member.guild.channels.get('343580441313542144').send('**' + member.user.username + '**, has joined the server!'); // The first part gets the channel, the second sends a message to that channel.


});

// Now, let's make it so that when someone leaves, code runs.
// Listener Event: User leaving the discord server.
bot.on('guildMemberRemove', member => {

    // The code can simply be copied from the line you made before.
    member.guild.channels.get('343580441313542144').send('**' + member.user.username + '**, has left the server!'); // The first part gets the channel, the second sends a message to that channel.
    // You can choose whatever 'Channel ID' you want, and whatever text you want it to say!


});