Discord.js-selfbot

This readme explains the modifications made to discord.js@12 and how to setup the selfbot-version by davidfegyver.

I don't take any responsibility for blocked Discord accounts that used this module.

Using this on a user account is prohibited by the Discord TOS and can lead to the account block.

What is Different In The Modified Version?

User Agent Changes

In the Constants file, you can see that it basically just telling discord, we are using a discord library to interact with them:

exports.UserAgent = browser
  ? null
  : `DiscordBot (${Package.homepage.split('#')[0]}, ${Package.version}) Node.js/${process.version}`;

This is not good, because we want discord to think we aren't using a bot library. To fix this, those lines are replaced with this:

exports.UserAgent = 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:73.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/73.0';

This is a generic user agent string, it is saying that the user is using Firefox on Windows 10.

Authorization Changes

This change is in the RESTManager file.

Another header called Authorization. This is the header that your token is sent in.

if (token) return `${this.tokenPrefix} ${token}`;

From that line we can see that discord.js is sending the token with a 'Bot' prefix.

We want to send exactly your token, so we will make the following change:

if (token) return `${token}`;

Now, there's no 'Bot' prefix. Just the token.

How Do I Use The Official Discord.js?

If you want to do your own self-bot, first I would say that discord has a strong defence against self-bots, so you can get account-termination (ban).

That being said, I am not saying that by using the modified library, discord will thinking you are a legitimate human user. However, the changes that have been explained in this document should be more hard to determine if you are using a library.

Anyway, go here for instructions:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/discord.js