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Selfbot

A Selfbot for Discord

What is this?

Discord's mobile client is a bit lacking on server moderation so this adds some more functionality there.

Setup

I will be showing how to set it up on an Android device, using Termux.

What you will need:

A Computer
An Android Phone
Some way to transfer files between the two

Getting your token

WARNING: DO NOT SHARE YOUR TOKEN WITH ANYONE. IT WILL ALLOW PEOPLE TO SEND MESSAGES, DELETE SERVERS, AND HAVE ALMOST FULL ACCOUNT CONTROL
Open your Discord client on your computer.
If you are on Windows press: `Ctrl + Shift + I`
If you are on Mac OS press: `Command + Shift + I`
You should see the Electron inspector appear on the side of the screen.


You are going to want to click the `»` then click `Application`.
You will see somthing like this:

Click `Local Storage`, then `https://discordapp.com`. There should be a list.
You want to get your token.


Copy this over to your Android device in any way you want.

Woah Termux!

Termux is a terminal emulator for android. You want to go [here](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux&hl=en) to get it.
Download and install Termux, and open it.

Installing Dependencies
Run the following commands:
`apt update` to update the package list.
`apt install git` to install the git client.
`apt install nano` to install the nano editor.
`apt install nodejs` to install Node.JS.
`npm install abalabahaha/eris` to install Eris.

Installing the Selfbot
`git clone https://github.com/SplitPixl/Selfbot/` to clone this repo.
You now have this repo cloned into Termux.
`cd Selfbot` to move into the Selfbot folder.
`nano config.json` to edit the config
Remember that token you copied earlier? Paste it in the config next to`"token":`


Don't forget to put it in quotes.
You can also change the command prefix to whatever you want. Now to exit, push `Volume Up + X`, then `y`, then `y` again to exit Nano.

Now after all this, you should be ready to test your selfbot.
Run the command: `node selfbot.js` to start it. If everything has gone well, you should see
`Ready As: username`
If you see this, go into Discord and type `>+help`. You should see the help menu appear.

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