Worm Eater

A discord bot made to get people to lose bad vocabulary through positive reinforcement.

What it does

When a user who is set to be watched sends a message, it will be checked to see if it contains any bad words. If it does, the user will be told off with a custom message. They bot will also tell them the amount of times they've sent a message with a bad word on that day.
Each day at 6am the bot checks if a user to watch has had a streak of 1 day or longer without saying a bad word. If they do, it will them their streak with a positive message, encouraging them to keep it up.

Setup

1. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/like4schnitzel/worm-eater
2. Create a file called config.json
3. Write the following content to the config file and adjust the fields:

   {
       "token": "your-token-here",
       "worms": [
           "list",
           "of",
           "bad",
           "words"
       ],
       "wormedPeople": [
           {
               "id": "012345678901234567",
               "badResponse": "Bad! Don't say that!",
           },
           {
               "id": "123456789012345678",
               "badResponse": "Don't say that word! It's bad for you!",
           }
       ],
       "successMessage": "Good job, {ping}, you've spent {time} days without saying a bad word!",
       "successMessageChannels": [
           "0123456789012345678",
           "1234567890123456789"
       ]
   }

   Field explanations:
   • token: The token of your discord bot account.
   • worms: Bad words you want to watch out for.
   • wormedPeople: People you want to watch.
     • id: The user ID of the person.
     • badResponse: The message the user will be told off with if they say a bad word.
   • successMessage: The message that gets sent when someone hasn't said a bad word for a day or longer. {ping} is replaced with a ping to the person. {time} is replaced with the amount of days they have abstained.
   • successMessageChannels: Channel IDs you want to send encouraging messages to at 6am.
4. Install node packages: npm install
5. Run the thing node index.js