MyRespect Discord Bot

MyRespect is a Discord bot that allows users to give respect to others, track their respect points, and display leaderboards of the most respected users in a server. The bot can be configured to store data in either a MySQL database or locally in a JSON file.

Features

• Give Respect: Users can give respect to other members once every 24 hours.
• Respect Leaderboard: Displays the top respected users in the server.
• View Your Respect: Users can view how many respect points they have received.
• MySQL and Local Storage Support: Data can be stored in a MySQL database or locally, depending on your configuration.

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• Discord.py (version 2.0+)
• MySQL Connector (for MySQL support)

Setup Instructions

Step 1: Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/mtp-dev/MyRespectBot.git
cd MyRespectBot

Step 2: Install Dependencies

Use the following command to install the required dependencies from the requirements.txt file:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Step 3: Configure the Bot

You need to configure the bot by setting up either MySQL or local storage.

Option 1: MySQL Setup

1. In the bot's source code, set the USE_MYSQL flag to True:

   USE_MYSQL = True

2. Update the MySQL credentials in the following part of the code:

   db = mysql.connector.connect(
       host="your_mysql_host",
       port=3306,
       user="your_mysql_user",
       password="your_mysql_password",
       database="your_mysql_database"
   )

Option 2: Local Storage Setup

1. If you prefer to store the respect data locally, set the USE_MYSQL flag to False:

   USE_MYSQL = False

2. The bot will automatically create and store data in a local_respect_data.json file.

Step 4: Add Your Bot Token

Replace "your_bot_token" in the client.run() line with your actual Discord bot token:

client.run("your_bot_token")

Step 5: Run the Bot

To start the bot, run the following command:

python app.py

The bot will sync all commands globally and be ready to use in your server.

Commands

/respect

Give respect to another user in the server. You can only give respect to a user once every 24 hours.

Usage:

/respect @user

/leaderboard

Displays the top users with the most respect points in the server.

Usage:

/leaderboard

/myrespect

Displays your current respect points.

Usage:

/myrespect

Storing Data

The bot stores respect data either in a MySQL database or locally, depending on the USE_MYSQL flag:

• MySQL: Respect data is stored in a table that is created for each guild.
• Local Storage: Respect data is stored in the local_respect_data.json file, where each guild's data is stored separately.

Syncing Commands

All commands are automatically synced globally when the bot starts. If you want to ensure all commands are available across all servers where the bot is present, simply start the bot, and the commands will sync globally.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.