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adb-plugin-invite-tracker

v1.4.0

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Invite tracking, leaderboard, join/leave logging, and milestone roles.

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Keywords

adb-plugindiscorddiscord.jsinvitetracker

Readme

adb-plugin-invite-tracker

Track who invites whom in your Discord server with a detailed leaderboard.

Commands (Users)

  • /invites me — Check your invite stats
  • /invites user <user> — Check another user's invites
  • /invites leaderboard — Top 10 inviters

Commands (Admin)

  • /invites-admin add <user> <amount> — Add bonus invites
  • /invites-admin codes — List active invite codes
  • /invites-admin sync — Sync invites from Discord

Features

  • Automatic tracking — detects which invite code was used on each join
  • Leave deduction — when an invited member leaves, credit is removed
  • Bonus invites — manually reward invites
  • Milestone roles — auto-assign roles at invite thresholds (roleID:count in config)
  • Join logging — tracks which code was used for leave deduction

Config

| Key | Default | Description | |-----|---------|-------------| | enabled | true | Enable tracking and invite commands for this server | | trackLeaves | true | Deduct invites on leave | | bonusRoles | — | roleID:count,roleID:count — auto-assign roles at milestones |

Invite caches are refreshed on client readiness, runtime load, new guilds, and manual sync. Joins and leaves are serialized per guild; duplicate join/leave events do not change credit twice. Disabling leave deductions still clears the departed member's join record so a later rejoin can be tracked.

Discord does not include the invite code in member-join events. Ambiguous changes, missing permissions, and unavailable/deleted invites remain unattributed. A fresh baseline is required after a fetch failure or an observed disabled state. Extra uses of a single invite are kept for up to ten seconds for queued joins. Unattributed joins have nullable inviter/code fields and never deduct credit. Serialization is per process; cross-process or crash-atomic accounting still requires database transactions or durable event claims.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.

This repository follows the policies of the main ADB project.