Mipper

Mipper was a multipurpose Discord bot with multiple functions:

• Moderation commands
• Utility commands
• Geometry Dash level and profile browsing
• AI chatbot
• Online dashboard

Just to name a few.

Believe it or not, but Mipper was the first project that actually made me start programming in early 2022. I kept refining and polishing it, ensuring that it's a well-made bot.

But nothing lasts forever. On September 15th, 2024, Mipper was officially shut down. The reason is because I couldn't afford paying for YandexGPT's API and the VPS much longer. Moreover, I lost motivation to keep maintaining it, combined with me entering high school.

So in order to honor Mipper's legacy, I'm publicly uploading the source code. It may be messy, unstable and buggy, but it's mine.

Rest in Peace, Mipper. 2022/01/10 - 2024/09/15

Setting up

Before the actual setup, I want to mention a few things that Mipper had, but are left out in this repository.

• AI chatbot (/ai)

  It uses the YandexGPT model, which is a genuine pain to set up, and gives worse output that GPT-3.5.

• Windows fake error generator (/winerr)

  It's basically winerr rewritten in Node.js.

Creating the bot account

1. Go to the Discord Developer Portal and create a new bot by clicking "New Application".
2. Copy Application ID and put it into config.json (clientId property).
3. Go to "OAuth2" and reset the "Client Secret", then put it into config.json (clientSecret property).
4. Hit "Add Redirect" and insert http://localhost:3000/auth/discord/redirect.
5. Go to "Bot" and reset the Token, then put it into config.json (token property).
6. Finally, go back to "OAuth2" to the URL Generator. Choose applications.commands and bot, then select the Administrator permissions.
7. Copy the generated link below and invite the bot to your server by opening it.

Starting the bot

1. Download Node.js if you haven't already.
2. Download this repository and extract it in any directory.
3. Open the said directory in the command prompt or PowerShell.
4. Run npm i to install all of the packages.
5. After they're installed, run npm start.
6. Once the console says Mipper is running, the bot should work and the website should be running at http://localhost:3000/

Credits

shikoshib — programming, Russian translation

.dmytroyastrubiv — Ukrainian translation

datukich, kotvpanke — AI suggestion

diocs — /password command suggestion