Simple discord bot for sending custom embeds to channels

• Run npm install to install all dependencies.
• Edit config.json file inside the config directory.
• Run npm start or node server.js to start the bot.

• config directory contains all configuration files.

• config.json - Basic options such as bot token & allowed roles.
• commands.json - Custom commands with their responses.
• responses.json - Responses used inside the code.
  ex, Response to send when user doesn't have the permission.

[PREFIX] <title> | <description> | <channel name> | <color> | <thumbnail image url> | <author name> | <author image url> | <author link>

• Everything except <title> is optional.
• You need to provide the arguments in the same order as above, separated by the | character. (You can change this character).
• You can skip providing arguments using a space. (Check out the examples below)

[PREFIX] ti~<value> | de~<value> | ch~<value> | co~<value> | th~<value> | an~<value> | ai~<value> | al~<value>

• Rich commands allow you to send arguments in any order.
• It uses key~value pairs.
• Everything except ti is optional.
• You need to provide the arguments using key~value pairs, separated by the | character. (You can change this character).

?embed is used as the prefix for examples.

1. Send an embed to the current channel.
   ?embed Test | This is a test

2. Send an embed to a channel named example.
   ?embed Test | This is a test | example

3. Send an embed to a channel named example with the color red.
   ?embed Test | This is a test | example | #ff0000
(Use hex color values)

4. Send an embed to the current channel with the color red.
   ?embed Test | This is a test | | #ff0000
(Space is used to skip the <channel name> argument)

5. Send an embed to a channel named example using rich commands.
   ?embed ti~test | ch~example

6. Send an embed to a channel named example with the color red using rich commands.
   ?embed ti~test | ch~example | co~#ff0000