EasyRoles

A really simple reaction-based self role bot for Discord, written in Python.

It allows you to have the bot send a message that your server's members can react to. If they do this, the bot will give them the specified role.

Invite Link: <Click here to invite me>

(EasyRoles needs Administrator privileges. It only works if the role it should give a user is below EasyRoles's role (i.e. EasyRoles's role must be above the roles you want to offer your members))

Support: https://discord.gg/53FQpTQ

How to use / Commands

EasyRoles' commands have the prefix :: by default.

::help

::help <command>

Shows a useful help section which contains everything in this readme, nicely organized. Provide the command you need help for as a second argument if you want.

::selfrole

::selfrole <args>

Sends a message to the current chat the users can react to with :thumbsup: (default) to get the role.

Arguments:

-m (Mention, required)
-e (Custom Emoji, optional)
--msg (Custom Message, needs to be wrapped in quotes, optional)

Has a cooldown of 25 executions every three minutes per guild. Do not abuse, please.

Examples:

::selfrole -m @JapaneseSpeaker

::selfrole -m @JapaneseSpeaker -e 🍜

::selfrole -m @JapaneseSpeaker -e 🍜 --msg "Nihongo? Click on 🍜 below to get the @JapaneseSpeaker role!"

ATTENTION (EasyRoles needs Administrator privileges. It only works if the role it should give a user is below EasyRoles's role (i.e. EasyRoles's role must be above the roles you want to offer your members))

::flag

::flag [option_to_change] [value]

Allows you to change a server-specific flag. Enter the command without arguments to see the available flags and values. Has a cooldown of 10 executions every three minutes per guild. Do not abuse, please.

::inviteme

::inviteme

Sends an invite link to the chat so that you can invite the bot to your server! There's a flag to have the bot send the invite via DM if you don't want to have it posted in your server.