ServerLinker

ServerLinker is a powerful Discord bot designed to bridge communication gaps between multiple servers. Whether you're managing a network of communities, running collaborative projects, or simply want to stay connected across different servers, ServerLinker makes it easy to share messages and updates. After channels are created, they are automatically deleted after 10 minutes, but you can also make them permanent using the /increase_expire command.

Core Features:-

Server Connections: Create and manage connections between different Discord servers to facilitate cross-server communication.

Message Relays: Automatically relay messages between connected channels, ensuring seamless communication.

Permissions Management: Ensure only server admins can approve or decline connection requests.

Archive Connections: Archive and review past connections for record-keeping.

Bot Management: List all servers the bot is part of and check its latency.

Expiration Management: Extend the expiration time of connections or make them permanent using the /increase_expire command.

Commands and Usage:-

/connect Description: Request a connection between your server and another server. Usage: /connect server_id:<target_server_id> Example: /connect server_id:123456789012345678 Note: Only administrators can use this command. Both servers must have the bot added.

/disconnect Description: Disconnect a shared channel between your server and another server. Usage: /disconnect server_id:<target_server_id> Example: /disconnect server_id:123456789012345678 Note: Only administrators can use this command.

/status Description: Check the status of active connections for your server. Usage: /status Example: /status Note: This command can be used by any member.

/archive_connections Description: Archive all current connections and send a summary of the archived connections. Usage: /archive_connections Example: /archive_connections Note: This command can be used by any member.

/list_servers Description: List all servers the bot is currently in. Usage: /list_servers Example: /list_servers Note: This command is restricted to the bot owner.

/ping Description: Check the bot's latency. Usage: /ping Example: /ping Note: This command can be used by any member.

/help Description: Display this help menu with descriptions of all commands. Usage: /help Example: /help Note: This command can be used by any member.

/increase_expire Description: Extend the expiration time of a connection or make it permanent. Usage: /increase_expire connection_id: additional_minutes: Example: /increase_expire connection_id:6797c07a1e19a04dfee30843 additional_minutes:30 Note: This will extend the expiration time by the specified number of minutes.

/increase_expire connection_id: permanent:true Example: /increase_expire connection_id:6797c07a1e19a04dfee30843 permanent:true Note: This will make the connection permanent, preventing automatic deletion.

/increase_expire connection_id: permanent:false Example: /increase_expire connection_id:6797c07a1e19a04dfee30843 permanent:false Note: This will remove the permanent status and set the connection to expire after 10 minutes. Note: Only administrators can use this command.

How It Works:-

Creating Connections: Use the /connect command to request a connection to another server. The target server will receive a request which must be approved by an administrator.

Approving/Declining Requests: Only server administrators can approve or decline connection requests. Buttons will be provided to approve or decline the requests.

Relaying Messages: Once a connection is established, messages sent in the shared channels will be relayed between the connected servers.

Archiving Connections: Use the /archive_connections command to archive current connections and get a summary of the archived connections.

Expiration Management: Use the /increase_expire command to extend the expiration of a connection or make it permanent.

Bot Management: Use the /list_servers command to list all servers the bot is currently in (restricted to the bot owner). The /ping command can be used to check the bot's latency.