yagpdb VS bolt-js

Yet Another General Purpose Discord Bot will do what you need. You can do any subreddit, multiple subreddits, embed images, filter by upvotes, etc. and all for free. I use it on multiple servers.

For some (self-indulgent) context: The default (bootstrap) theme of the YAGPDB Control Panel works, it gets the job done.

I've been using https://yagpdb.xyz and it's been working really well.

YAGPD can probably do this

NP here is the bot: https://yagpdb.xyz , im 99% sure this can do two because someone said it could if It cant im always here

I use https://yagpdb.xyz for that

Can you please define what you mean by "Auto Role"? carl.gg, dyno.gg, yagpdb.xyz, and more bots are good alternatives for automatically giving an user a role when they join, if that's what you're looking for.

ok my bad having a rough time myself finding the YAG reddit page BUT they do have a discord and a website. Discord for Yag - https://discord.com/invite/0vYlUK2XBKldPSMY Website for Yag - https://yagpdb.xyz

It's been that way for a while now from what I remember. I normally end up using either Pancake or YAGPDB for reaction roles as it's way better through them (And free).

Try a Slack bot. They (Slack) have a wrapper project and example using node/express. I think this is it. And MongoDB has their new(ish?) Atlas app which acts as a GUI/terminal for a freely-host database.

bolt

Yeah I’m planning to work on a PoC using Bolt: https://github.com/slackapi/bolt-js

I’m confident I can get something working reasonably quickly. I was hoping to get some Slack boilerplate out of the way, but I’m sure it’s not too obnoxious.

Also since posting I did find a generic chat bot framework that works with Slack and a few other chat systems: https://github.com/Yoctol/bottender

Even so I may give in and write it all from scratch to avoid excess dependencies.

Let's install the project dependencies. Our main dependency is Bolt, the official Slack framework for building Slack apps with JavaScript.

It helps that the tool we’re building on is welcoming developers to their platform with open arms. As Slack’s rivalry with Microsoft Teams heats up, the company is increasingly touting their app marketplace as a unique selling point. So much so, they’ve even set up their own investment fund aimed at Slack apps and released their own Javascript framework to make building native apps easier.