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Discord Bot Studio Documentation v2.0
Setting Up DBS
Create and Setup Bot With DBS [video]
Getting Started with DBS [text]
Inviting a Discord Bot to Your Server
Enabling Intents
Finding Your Bot Token
Using the Bot Editor
Response Nodes (by type)
Message Category
Reaction Category
Variable Category
User Data Category
User Action Category
Control Category
Interaction Category
Running/Hosting Your Bot
Hosting your bot 24/7
Running Bot Locally
Multiple Bots
Commands
Message Commands
Kick / Ban Command
Purge Command
Role reaction menu
XP System
Ticket System
Command Aliases
Events
Overview
Event Types
Misc
How to use custom emojis
Buttons and Selects
Slash Commands
Tagging a role
Tagging a channel
Mods
Creating Mods
Installing Mods
Spreadsheets
Using Spreadsheet Data
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Creating Mods
Mods are the best way for user-created content to make its way into DBS.
To see current mods, and view an example mod that you can make into your own, follow this link: https://github.com/discord-bot-studio/mods​
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The HTML is what will be rendered in the node in Discord Bot Studio. You can use <select>, <input>, and <textarea> to capture input from the user. The name attribute will be used to save the input data. This is then made available in the mod function as fields on the action parameter.
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The mod function is where the logic of the mod should be written. There are parameters available for use.
The action parameter will have fields with the values that were saved from the user input from the node HTML.
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In this example mod you can see that there is a textarea which has name="messageText". That allows us to access action.messagetext from within the mod code.
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