Moji

Table of Contents

• Description
• Commands
• Commands Usage
• Setup
  • Prerequistes for Linux
    • Installing Prerequistes
  • Prerequistes for Windows 10
    • Installing Prerequistes
  • MongoDB Setup
  • Discord Bot Setup
  • Moji Setup (Linux)
    • Running Moji
  • Moji Setup (Windows 10)
    • Running Moji
• Troubleshooting (Linux)
• Troubleshooting (Windows 10)
• Contact

Description

Moji is a self hosting Discord bot which tracks custom emojis usage. It can track both non-animated and animated emojis from messages and reaction messages.

Commands

Prefix: !

Commands Usage

• !emotes

  Displays all of the server emojis name and its count sorted in descending order. If there are emojis with duplicate counts, then the emojis name is used to sort it.

Installation

Prerequistes for Linux

• Python 3.6 or higher
• discord.py
• pymongo

Installing Prerequistes

Terminal

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python3.6
python3 -m pip install -U discord.py
python3 -m pip install pymongo

First two steps are only required if you do not have ≥python 3.6 installed

You don’t have to get python 3.6, but any version you install must be 3.6 or higher. If you get python 3.7, then it would be sudo apt-get install python3.7

Press enter for each command you type

Prerequistes for Windows 10

• Python 3.6 or higher
• discord.py
• pymongo
• Git

Installing Prerequistes for Windows 10

1. Download the executable on Python.org
2. Download Git on the Git page

Mark sure to tick the Add Python # to PATH box for the Python installer

Leave everything default for the Git installer

Command Prompt

py -3 -m pip install -U discord.py
python -m pip install pymongo

Press enter for each command you type

Setup

Setting up Moji requires yourself to host it.

MongoDB Setup

1. Go to MongoDB
2. Make an account by clicking either the Start Free or Try Free button
3. Name your organization and your project as well as selecting your preferred language (Optional)
4. Select shared clusters (free version).
5. Pick a cloud provider and a region closest to you. This may take a few minutes.
6. Click the CONNECT button
7. Click the Add Your Current IP Address button and click the Add IP Address
8. Go to Create a Database User and create your username and your password. Remember your username and your password as you will need it for step 8.
9. Click Choose a connection method button and choose Connect using MongoDB Compass button
10. Pick your operating system and download Mongodb Compass.
11. Copy your connection string and replace password with the password you created from step 8.
12. Open Mongodb Compass and paste your connection string and connect.
13. Click the CREATE DATABASE button and name your database and collection (Optional)

Discord Bot Setup

1. Go to Discord Developer Portal.
2. Login using your existing Discord account or create one if you don’t have one.
3. Click the New Application button.
4. Name your Application and click Create
5. On the left panel, click Bot and click the Add Bot button
6. On the left panel, click OAuth2
7. Check bot under scopes.
8. Under Bot Permissions, check Manage Emojis, Send Messages, Manage Messages, Use External Emojis, and Add Reactions.
9. Copy and paste the URL generated under scopes, select your guild and click Authorize. Check that your bot is in your guild. It should be offline.
10. Click Bot on the left panel and click either the Copy button or Click to Reveal Token to get your bot token.

Moji Setup (Linux)

1. Open terminal and type git clone https://github.com/RyanLuong1/Moji.git
2. Change your directory to the bot directory cd /Moji and type pip3 install -r requirements.txt.
3. In the same directory, create a new file .env by typing touch .env and opening it through the terminal or through your preferred text editor. It should contain the following:

     DISCORD_TOKEN= "YOUR_DISCORD_TOKEN"
     CONNECTION_URL= "YOUR_CONNECTION_STRING"

4. Replace "YOUR_DISCORD_TOKEN" and "YOUR_CONNECTION_STRING" with their respective token and connection string
5. Open CommandEvents.py and EmoteCommand.py and replace emotes_db and emotes_collection with your respective database and collection name. (Only do this if you gave your database and collection a name. Otherwise, a database named “emotes_db” and a collection named “emotes_collection” will be created and shown in MongoDB Compass)

DISCORD_TOKEN is from step 10 of Discord Bot Setup

CONNECTION_URL is from step 12 of MongoDB Setup

Your respective database name is from step 13 of MongoDB Setup

Your respective collection name is from step 13 of MongoDB Setup

Running Moji

1. Go to the bot directory and type python3 emojibot.py. Now your emojis are loaded to the database and ready for its count to be collected by Moji as long as it is online.

Moji Setup (Windows 10)

1. Open command prompt and type cd Downloads
2. Type git clone https://github.com/RyanLuong1/Moji.git
3. Type cd Moji and type pip install -r requirements.txt
4. In the same directory, create a new file .env by typing type nul > .env and opening through the command prompt or through your preferred text editor. It should contain the following:

      DISCORD_TOKEN = "YOUR_DISCORD_TOKEN"
      CONNECTION_URL = "YOUR_CONNECTION_STRING"

5. Replace your "YOUR_DISCORD_TOKEN" and "YOUR_CONNECTION_STRING" with their respective token and connection string.
6. Open CommandEvents.py and EmoteCommand.py and replace emotes_db and emotes_collection with your respective database and collection name. (Only do this if you gave your database and collection a name. Otherwise, a database named “emotes_db” and a collection named “emotes_collection” will be created and shown in MongoDB Compass)
   
   

DISCORD_TOKEN is from step 10 of Discord Bot Setup

CONNECTION_URL is from step 12 of MongoDB Setup

Your respective database name is from step 13 of MongoDB Setup

Your respective collection name is from step 13 of MongoDB Setup

Running Moji

1. Go to the bot directory and type python emojibot.py. Now your emojis are loaded to the database and ready for its count to be collected by Moji as long as it is online.

Troubleshooting (Linux)

TypeError: __new__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'deny_new'

Solution. Discord most likely have updated discord.py. Type python3 -m pip install -U discord.py

TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'requote'

Solution. Read Rapptz’s response. Type pip3 install -U yarl==1.4.2

Troubleshooting (Windows 10)

the dns response does not contain an answer to the question

Make sure the connection string you put in .env is exactly the one you use to connect to MongoDB Compass.

Contact

• Discord: Ryаn#6575