VeriBot
VeriBot is a bot that can be used for verification. This is important in servers such as school servers where you need to know who everyone is.
Installation
To install the stable version, you can run the following command
# Linux/macOS
python3 -m pip install veribot
# Windows
py -3 -m pip install veribotTo install the development version, you can run the following command
# Linux/macOS
python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/TheMaster3558/veribot
# Windows
py -3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/TheMaster3558/veribotHow does the bot work?
When a user joins the server they are prompted to use the /verify command. When a user runs /verify, their name and any image they provided will be sent to the set channel. From their moderators have the option to accept or reject the user.
After approval, moderators can view who a user is, rename the user, or unverify the user.
Example
import veribot
bot = veribot.VeriBot(
channel_id=881609972469866527, # this is the channel you can accept/reject from,
guild_id=878431847162466354, # the id of the server the bot is being used in
verified_role_id=879147463020281907 # the id of the role to add to users that have been verified
)
bot.run('token')Final Note
It is recommended to be familiar with discord.py before using this bot.
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