Open Source Java Discord Bots

A cross-platform Discord music bot with a clean interface, and that is easy to set up and run yourself! Easy to run (just make sure Java is installed, and run!) Fast loading of songs. No external keys are needed (besides a Discord Bot token) Smooth playback. Server-specific setup for the "DJ" role that can moderate the music. Clean and beautiful menus. Supports many sites, including Youtube, Soundcloud, and more. Supports many online radio/streams. Supports local files. Playlist support (both web/youtube and local) This bot (and the source code here) might not be easy to edit for inexperienced programmers. The main purpose of having the source public is to show the capabilities of the libraries, to allow others to understand how the bot works, and to allow those knowledgeable about java, JDA, and Discord bot development to contribute.

JDA strives to provide a clean and full wrapping of the Discord REST api and its Websocket-Events for Java. This library is a helpful tool that provides the functionality to create a discord bot in java. Discord is currently prohibiting the creation and usage of automated client accounts (AccountType.CLIENT). We have officially dropped support for client login as of version 4.2.0! Note that JDA is not a good tool to build a custom discord client as it loads all servers/guilds on startup, unlike a client which does this via lazy loading instead. If you need a bot, use a bot account from the Application Dashboard. Creating the JDA Object is done via the JDABuilder class. After setting the token and other options via setters, the JDA Object is then created by calling the build() method. When build() returns, JDA might not have finished starting up. However, you can use await ready() on the JDA object to ensure that the entire cache is loaded before proceeding.

Discord4J is a fast, powerful, unopinionated, reactive library to enable quick and easy development of Discord bots for Java, Kotlin, and other JVM languages using the official Discord Bot API. Discord4J follows the reactive-streams protocol to ensure Discord bots run smoothly and efficiently regardless of size. Automatic rate-limiting, automatic reconnection strategies, and consistent naming conventions are among the many features Discord4J offers to ensure your Discord bots run-up to Discord's specifications and to provide the least amount of surprises when interacting with our library. Discord4J breaks itself into modules to allow advanced users to interact with our API at lower levels to build minimal and fast runtimes or even add their own abstractions. Discord4J can be used to develop any bot, big or small. We offer many tools for developing large-scale bots from custom distribution frameworks, off-heap caching, and its interaction with Reactor allows complete integration.

Discord bot that plays Spotify tracks and YouTube videos or any URL including Soundcloud links and Twitch streams. Play and search Spotify tracks and YouTube videos or playlists or play any URL including Soundcloud links and Twitch streams. Create cross-platform playlists with tracks from any source. Simple and customizable player commands. Create custom command presets as shortcuts for your most used commands. Adjustable properties for even deeper customization. Sign in to Spotify to play your own playlists or upload aiode playlists. Manage what roles can access which commands. Customize how you want to summon your bot by using a custom prefix or giving your bot a name. Advanced admin commands such as updating and rebooting the bot or cleaning up the database available to bot administrators. Capable scripting sandbox that enables running and storing custom Groovy scripts and modifying command behavior through interceptors.