DC Bot — Project

What does it do?

It covers everything a Discord server typically needs for moderation: bans, kicks, timeouts, a warning system, channel management, an automatic spam filter, welcome messages and stats panels. Commands are slash commands with Turkish labels.

Features

Moderation — /ban, /unban, /kick, /mute, /unmute
Warnings — /warn, /warns, /clearwarn; three warnings trigger an automatic 10-minute timeout
Channel tools — /purge, /slowmode, /lock, /unlock
Auto moderation — spam, mention spam, invite/link blocking and a banned-word filter
Welcome / goodbye — embed messages with banner, member count and account age
Role panel — button-based role selection via /rol-ekle
Mod panel — /modpanel with ban/kick/mute/warn stats
Cross-server — a sunucu option on commands to act in another server, plus /sunucular
Logging & DMs — every action is embed-logged and the target user gets a DM

Installation

npm install
# fill in .env:
TOKEN=discord_token_in
CLIENT_ID=application_id_in
GUILD_ID=sunucu_id_in
node src/deploy-commands.js

In the Discord Developer Portal, Server Members Intent and Message Content Intent must be enabled — otherwise the automatic filter won't work. Filling in GUILD_ID registers commands instantly.

Technical notes

The codebase is split into event and command files (src/events, src/commands), so adding a command is a single file. The data layer is abstracted behind database.js and writes JSON files, which means the bot runs entirely on its own with no external services.

The design goal was "set up in under five minutes". That's why file-based storage was chosen over a database — plenty for small and medium servers.