Open Source Ecosystems

This is the cousin of my most popular repository, spambot.

This one also spams, but in a much more reasonable way. I don't know about you, but in all the Discord servers I'm in, when someone sends messages that piss people off they show their annoyance with reactions. This project not only encourages that healthy way of expressing yourself, it also enables you to save a lot of time when doing it.

Before you ask, yes, it works with custom animated server emojis. Not only that, it also allows you to use emojis from other servers if you're a Nitro subscriber. So stop wasting time and start reacting!

Please don't be that guy who starts trying to set everything in a channel that everyone uses. Try to create the reaction sequences somewhere where it won't bother people, then once they're made you can use the custom commands to spam reactions without fear because the messages delete themselves. You give the command and poof, it's like it never happened.

A few additional points users have raised:

No, you cannot use this on your phone. I'll eventually look into making that possible, but it is currently outside of the scope of this project.
You can still only react with each emoji once. The normal rules of reactions apply.
I'm pretty sure it only works on servers, not DMs or group chats. I'm willing to work on that in the future if there is enough interest.

Note: Using a selfbot may violate the Discord terms of service. If you use this, your account could be shut down. I claim no responsibility if this happens to you. You have been warned.

Downloading

In a command prompt in your projects folder (wherever that may be), run the following:

git clone https://github.com/ajmeese7/multiple-reactions

Once finished:

Ensure you have NodeJS installed on your PC by running npm. If not, Google how to install it and do that now
In the folder from where you ran the git command, run cd multiple-reactions and then run npm install
Edit config.json and enter your token and desired prefix. It should look like this afterwards:

{
  "botToken": "YOUR_TOKEN_HERE",
  "prefix": "YOUR_DESIRED_PREFIX_HERE"
}

Getting your login token

Go to this link and follow the instructions to get your login token.

KEEP YOUR TOKEN SECRET, AND NEVER SHARE IT WITH ANYONE

Controlling the bot

To start the bot, open a command prompt from the folder containing the repository and run:

node reactions

To stop it, click on the terminal and press CTRL+C, which will kill the process. Clicking the big red x works just as well.

Commands

The current supported commands are the following:

Command	Arguments	Action
set	`name` - the name of the reaction chain you want to create. `emojis` - as many emojis as you want to chain. At least one is required.	Creates and stores a JSON file with the emojis you want to react with and the name you choose. If the name already exists, it will overwrite the previous save.
delete	`name` - the name of the reaction chain you want to delete.	Sends the specified command file to the recycling bin of your computer.
list	n/a	Sends an embedded message to the chat with all your current emoji reaction sequences listed in a pretty display.

TODO

I'm thinking about adding in channel specific support for the custom commands, ex /happy @ajmeese7 #general
Option to specify how many messages ago, like the second to last message the user sent
Option to specify a channel for this, ex. last message by user in announcements
Option for this to be either in the server or in the current channel. *(currently server)
Properly implement the handling of reacting when the last sent message by that
user was deleted
Fix the Cannot read property 'react' of null error