# Flower

Flower is a tiny bot for growing and taking care of flowers. Discord can be a scary place, so it's nice to always have a flower garden for you to come back home to.

## What do I do?

There are a few available plants in Flower, with more being added regularly. Taking care of them is pretty simple. All you need to do is `/water` each of your plants every so often (plants will die after two days of not being watered).

![](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/flower/commands.png)

## How do I do stuff?

There's just a few commands available within Flower, all of which can be run from your DMs.

* `/shop`
    * Run this to get new plants and more plant pots. After you run this you'll be shown a menu of things you can buy - simply say the name of the item you want.
* `/waterplant [plant name]`
    * Run this to water your plant
* `/displayplant <user> [plant name]`
    * Show what one of someone's plants looks like
* `/deleteplant [plant name]`
    * Delete one of your plants
* `/inventory <user>`
    * See the inventory of a user


Flower

Grow virtual plants right in your Discord server!

# MarriageBot

[![Discord Bots](https://top.gg/api/widget/servers/468281173072805889.svg)](https://top.gg/bot/468281173072805889)

This is a Discord bot intended to bring love and drama to your Discord servers. It allows two users to get married. There are no benefits to being married. It simply is a thing that you can do. Here's a family tree you can make through marrying and adopting various users:

![A large family tree composed entirely of Discord users](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/large_tree.png)

# Commands

* `/marry @User#1231`
  * This command lets you propose to another user. They can, of course, then deny your proposal, but that's unimportant
* `/divorce`
  * This does the opposite of the marry command, as you can imagine. It opens you back up to the dating pool.
* `/adopt @User#1231`
  * Lets you try and adopt the mentioned user.
* `/makeparent @User#1231`
  * Asks the person to be your parent. This will further restrict you from the dating pool, but makes your fake family trees look cooler.
* `/disown @User#1231`
  * Lets you to disown one of your children.
* `/emancipate @User#1231`
  * The equivelant of running away from home. Removes your parent.
* `/partner [@User#1231]`
  * Shows who the someone's partner is. Defaults to yourself.
* `/parent [@User#1231]`
  * Shows who the someone's parent is. Defaults to yourself.
* `/relationship @User#1231 [@User2#4564]`
  * Shows you the relationship beteween the two given users (or the first user and yourself).
* `/familysize [@User#1231]`
  * Gives you the amount of people in your family tree.
* `/tree [@User#1231]`
  * Shows your family tree of blood relatives. Defaults to yourself. The bot needs to be able to send images to do this.
* `/bloodtree [@User#1231]`
  * Shows you your entire family tree - non-blood relatives included. Defaults to yourself. The bot needs to be able to send images to do this.

# Testimonials

![Testimonial 1](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/testimonials/1.png)
![Testimonial 2](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/testimonials/2.png)
![Testimonial 3](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/testimonials/3.png)
![Testimonial 5](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/testimonials/5.png)
![Testimonial 6](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/testimonials/6.png)
![Testimonial 7](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/testimonials/7.png)
![Testimonial 8](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/marriagebot/testimonials/8.png)


MarriageBot

# Profile

Profile is a powerful Discord bot used to help handle storing user-filled forms
in your servers.

![A Discord embed showing information about a cat girl character.](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/profile/dec-2022/profile-example-neko.png)

## What does it do?

With Profile, a server's moderators are able to create, modify, and manage
different forms for users to fill in. Systems like this are a great help to
a variety of communities - from storing character sheets in roleplay
servers, to storing your fantasy football team, to just making moderator
applications within your server.

Using Profile gives you automated flexibility - roles can be assigned to people
after profiles are verified. Profiles can automatically fill in values based
on current user roles. Don't worry about explicit language either; you can set
up Profile so that user profiles need to be verified by your moderator team
before they can go public.

## How do I use it?

There are two main parts to Profile - the moderator side (setting up and
managing templates) and the user side (filling in created templates in a
server).

### Managing templates

By default, these commands require the `manage guild` permission. You can
change this in your server's integrations settings, however.

* `/template create [name]`
    * This will create a new template that users can fill in.
* `/template edit [name]`
    * From this you can edit the attributes of the template - fields for the
    users to fill in, role to be assigned, locations where verification and
    archiving takes place, etc.
* `/template delete [name]`
    * This will permanently delete the referenced template, and all associated
    profiles.
* `/template list`
    * This will list the templates for your server.

### Managing profiles

Profiles are the user-facing side of Profile. Users can fill in the templates
that you have created.

For the purposes of this example, we're going to assume that your created
template has the name "character".

* `/character create`
    * This will set up a profile under the template for you.
* `/character get <user?>`
    * This will give you a list of your profiles in that template.
    * If you provide a user, it will give you a list of *their* profiles
    instead.
* `/character edit [name]`
    * This will let you edit one of your profiles.
* `/character delete [name]`
    * This will delete one of your profiles.

### Managing profiles for other people

Sometimes you may want to manage profiles for other people, forcibly editing or
deleting something for another user. There are commands in place to help with
that!

* `/template manage create [template] [user]`
* `/template manage edit [template] [user] [name]`
* `/template manage delete [template] [user] [name]`


Profile

A highly modular Discord bot for creating, viewing, and maintaining user profiles.

# Cerberus

Cerberus is a small-time activity bot that handles roles based on activity
over time rather than _all-time_ activity. This means that users gain and lose
activity roles, instead of the common activity bots you get now where people
can be active for one week 7 months ago and now they're just hangin' out with
the highest activity role.

## Where do points come from?

Much like other levelling bots, Cerberus counts one message every minute.
Each counted message gives you one point (seen with the `/points` command),
which goes to your weekly max. _Unlike_ most other levelling bots, Cerberus
also tracks VC activity, giving a user 1/5th of a point for every minute
they're in a VC (assuming they're unmuted, undeafened, not alone,
and not in an AFK channel).

Points are calculated as an N-day rolling sum, so if you're especially
active on one Monday, that won't stand forever. Those points will all go away.

## How many points do I have?

Because of the inherent nature of constantly gaining and losing points,
Cerberus wouldn't work well with a "levels" system. What it _does_ show you,
however, is your weekly activity over time.

Cerberus has the `/graph` command, which lets you see your weekly activity.

![](https://voxelfox.co.uk/static/images/cerberus/7-day-graph.png)

For this particular graph, each point on the graph is the sum of the user's
activity on that particular day, and the colours in the background are the
colours of the role the user achieves at that level of acitivity.

## How do I use it?

There's only a few commands that are important to Cerberus, but after that it's
just plug and play.

* `/setup`
    * Takes you through setting up the bot. Here you can set whether users
    lose old roles on ranking up, which roles users can gain, and
    channels/roles that are blacklisted from gaining points.
* `/points @User`
    * Shows you how many points the given user has gotten.
* `/graph @User`
    * Shows you the activity graph of a given user.
* `/roles`
    * Shows you which roles you'll get at each level of activity.


Cerberus

An activity bot for that assigns roles based on rolling average activity

# Lime
 A bot that is basically a bunch of commands I make that are intended for public usage. Written in Python and used with VoxelBotUtils

# Commands
Commands range from a lot of things, its basically whatever I decide to do, for detail you can do l.help, and it'll send you a dm.

# Contributing
Any sort of contribution is very appreciative from me, it means a lot to me, even if its a small contribution.
Issues with the bot can go into the issues page. Resolving issues and/or suggesting code changes can go into pull requests. Please leave your suggestion with the exact code.

# Commands List (Updated 3/7/2021)
l.ban (Bans a user)

l.kick (kicks a user)

l.mute (temp mutes a user)

l.accountinfo (gives account information of a user)

l.setchannel (sets the channel for where modlogs go)

l.ping (pings the bot, usually used to check the response time of lime)

l.addrole (used as l.addrole :emote: :role name:, creates a reaction role)
 
l.addemote (used as l.addemote :url: :emote name:, this will create an emote and upload it to the emote list in your server)

l.timezone (lets you set your timezone and find the timezone of others that set it aswell)

l.reminders/l.reminder set (lets you add a reminder for the bot to ping you when the time is up. for example, l.reminder set 1m do my homework)

# Invite Link
https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=784536198211305483&scope=bot&permissions=8

# Support Server
https://discord.gg/qdPWsqrhjw

# Usability Permissions
You are allowed to use any of the code from my bot IF I am credited and you use the same LICENSE as I do

Lime

A discord bot with commands for moderation, retrieving information, and a role reaction system. use l.help for all the commands