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Setup of Discord bot to make the /remove command working #232

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rishirishhh opened this issue Apr 18, 2024 · 0 comments
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Setup of Discord bot to make the /remove command working #232

rishirishhh opened this issue Apr 18, 2024 · 0 comments

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Things to do before using the Athena/Staging bot /remove command

  • First of all we need to remove the Athena/Staging bot from the discord server manually by kicking the bot from the server. Then we will go to the Discord Developer Portal and find the application in which we want to make changes.

  • Now in the left corner we will find the list of pages we can move to like General Information , Installation , OAuth2 etc . We will move to OAuth2 . There you will see OAuth2 URL Generator .

  • Navigate to OAuth2 > URL Generator

    • In scopes select bot and applications.commands
    • In Bot Permissions select
      • Manage Roles
      • Change Nickname
      • Manage Nicknames
      • Send messages
      • Create public threads
      • Create private threads
      • Send message in threads
      • Embed links
      • Mention Everyone
      • Use slash commands
      • Kick Members [Remember to click on this. Without this you cannot give the bot the permission to remove a user]
  • After adding the bot to the server, go to the server settings of the and navigate to the Roles . There you will see all the roles arranged as per the superiority as you can see here
    Screenshot from 2024-04-18 16-31-03

  • Keep the role the bot has below the roles you dont want it kick
    for example here you can see Admin and Boys role is below the rishi role[this is the role the bot has] The only role the bot can remove is BROS because it is beneath it

  • After doing this Navigate to Integrations Click on Athena/staging bot . There you will see the Command Permission. It is used to restrict usage of this applications commands to roles , users etc . Something like this
    Screenshot from 2024-04-18 16-40-19

  • Click on the /remove in the COMMANDS . There you will find Role and Member overrides now click on the roles and users to whom you want to have the command override
    for clear understanding refer to this Check this out
    We are done with the task

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