This code is based off the modular (and not secure) ERC20 Tip Bot here. This one does not claim to be modular, yet it should be easy to modify this bot to work off other databases or coin APIs.

To install the bot:

• If the coin is BTC based:
  • Install your 'BTCd'.
  • Edit the conf file to add server=1, rpcuser=user, and rpcpass=pass (with your own username and password).
  • Start the daemon.
  • Move btcSettings.json to settings.json.
  • Edit the settings.json file's coin var to have:
    • type set to "BTC".
    • symbol set to the coin's symbol ("BTC").
    • decimals set to the amount of the coin's decimals (8). Optionally, you may set a lower amount of decimals so users can't tip satoshis.
    • port set to the daemon's RPC port (8337).
    • user set to the username you set in the conf file ("user").
    • pass set to the password you set in the conf file ("pass").
• If the coin is an ERC20:
  • Install geth.
  • Run geth --syncmode "light" to start Geth with light sync on.
  • Move erc20Settings.json to settings.json.
  • Edit the settings.json file's coin var to have:
    • type set to "erc20".
    • symbol set to the coin's symbol ("ERC").
    • decimals set to the amount of the coin's decimals (18).
    • ipc set to Geth's IPC file's path ("/home/user/.ethereum/geth.ipc").
  • Edit the settings.json file's coin.addresses var to have:
    • wallet set to an account address on the Geth node, with a password of "", that will host all the Ether used to fund TXs.
    • contract set to the ERC20's contract address.
• Install MySQL.
  • Create a database.
  • Create a table with name VARCHAR(64), address VARCHAR(64), balance VARCHAR(64), notify tinyint(1).
  • Edit the settings.json file's mysql var to have:
    • db set to the name of the database you made for the bot.
    • table set to the name of the table you made for the bot.
    • user set to the name of a MySQL user with access to the DB.
    • pass set to the password of that MySQL user.
• Create a Discord Bot User.
  • Go to https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/me.
  • Click New App.
  • Enter a name, and optionally, upload an icon.
  • Click Create a Bot User.
  • Grab the Client ID from the top, and go to this link: https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=!!CLIENT_ID!!&scope=bot&permissions=68672, after replacing !!CLIENT_ID!! with the bot's client ID. This will allow you to add the bot to a server with the proper permissions of Read Messages/Send Messages/Add Reactions (the last one is only necessary if you use giveaways).
  • Edit the settings.json file's discord var to include:
    • token set to the bot user token. This is not the client user.
    • user set to the value gotten by right-clicking the bot on your server and clicking Copy ID. This requires Developer Mode to be enabled on your Discord client.
• Set up pools. Either delete or modify the ones in settings.json.
  • admins control who can add/remove members.
  • members is anyone who can spend the money in the pool.
• Set up any channel locked commands in settings.json's commands var.
  • If you wish to lock a command to a channel, edit example to be the name of the command, and ROOM ID to be the value gotten from right-clicking a room and clicking Copy ID. You can add multiple channel IDs to the array.
  • To setup more channel locks, simply copy the example template and fill it our properly.
• Install NodeJS dependencies via npm i.

All pools must be created via settings.json. All edits to the list of admins must also be done there. Members can be added and removed with !pool NAME add @USER and !pool NAME remove @USER, where NAME is the name of the pool, and @USER is a ping of the Discord user. To send from a pool, use !tip POOL @USER AMOUNT.

There is also a giveaway command to run giveaways with. If you don't want it, either don't setup the giveaways pool or comment out the line that loads it in main.js. To use it, run !giveaway Ts Ww A, where T is the time in seconds (or use "m" as a suffix for minutes), W is the amount of winners, and A is the amount each win. The amount will come from the giveaways pool and be tipped out to the winners.

Neither of these commands are documented as they are only to be used by whoever runs the bot, and that is not most people. It's not for security via obscurity, but rather because a long help file where half the commands aren't needed is annoying.

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