Wick Logger Bot V2

Wick Logger Bot V2 is a powerful Discord bot designed to monitor and log various server events, providing detailed logs for messages, channels, roles, voice activities, and more. This bot also features an easy-to-use web dashboard for managing its settings.

Features

• Message Logging: Logs deleted and edited messages.
• Member Events: Logs member joins, leaves, bans, and unbans.
• Channel Events: Logs channel creation, deletion, and updates.
• Role Events: Logs role creations, deletions, and updates.
• Voice Activity: Logs when users join, leave, or switch voice channels.
• Nickname Changes: Logs nickname changes.
• Bulk Message Deletions: Logs bulk deletions of messages.
• Web Dashboard: Manage the bot’s settings and event logs through a customizable dashboard.
• Multi-Language Support: Includes translations in Arabic and English.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Configuration
• Commands
• Event Loggers
• Web Dashboard
• License

Installation

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following:

• Node.js (v14.0.0 or higher)
• Discord.js v14.15.3
• Express.js v4.19.2
• EJS templating engine

Steps

1. Clone this repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/wickstudio/discord-bot-logger.git
   cd discord-bot-logger

2. Install the required dependencies:

   npm install

3. Set up the environment variables in the config.js file:

   module.exports = {
       token: 'YOUR_DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN',
       clientId: 'YOUR_DISCORD_CLIENT_ID',
       guildId: 'YOUR_DISCORD_GUILD_ID',
       dashboardPort: 8000,  // Change the port number if needed
   };

4. Start the bot and the web dashboard:

   npm start

   This will launch both the Discord bot and the dashboard on the port specified in config.js.

Configuration

Discord Bot Token and Guild ID

Update the following in config.js with your bot’s token, client ID, and guild ID:

module.exports = {
    token: 'YOUR_DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN',
    clientId: 'YOUR_DISCORD_CLIENT_ID',
    guildId: 'YOUR_DISCORD_GUILD_ID',
    dashboardPort: 8000,
};

Web Dashboard Configuration

You can change the port for the dashboard by modifying the dashboardPort variable in config.js. The default port is 8000.

Commands

The bot automatically logs the following events when they occur in your Discord server:

• Message Events:
  • Deleted Messages
  • Edited Messages
  • Bulk Message Deletions
• Member Events:
  • Member Joins
  • Member Leaves
  • Member Bans
  • Member Unbans
• Channel Events:
  • Channel Creation
  • Channel Deletion
  • Channel Updates
• Role Events:
  • Role Creation
  • Role Deletion
  • Role Updates
• Voice Activity Events:
  • Member Joins Voice
  • Member Leaves Voice
  • Member Switches Voice Channel

Event Loggers

The bot supports the following loggers, which can be enabled or disabled through the web dashboard:

• Message Events:
  • deleteMessage - Log deleted messages.
  • editMessage - Log edited messages.
  • messageBulkDeleteLog - Log bulk message deletions.
• Member Events:
  • joinMember - Log when a member joins.
  • leaveMember - Log when a member leaves.
  • kickMember - Log when a member is kicked.
  • banMember - Log when a member is banned.
  • unbanMember - Log when a member is unbanned.
  • changeNickname - Log when a member's nickname changes.
• Channel Events:
  • channelCreate - Log channel creations.
  • channelDelete - Log channel deletions.
  • channelUpdate - Log channel updates.
• Role Events:
  • roleCreate - Log role creations.
  • roleDelete - Log role deletions.
  • roleUpdate - Log role updates.
• Voice Activity:
  • joinVoice - Log when a member joins a voice channel.
  • leftVoice - Log when a member leaves a voice channel.
  • statsVoice - Log voice channel statistics.

Web Dashboard

The bot includes a web-based dashboard to manage loggers, allowing you to enable or disable specific event logging.

Key Features:

• Real-time Status: See the current state of your bot and logs.
• Log Settings: Manage which events are logged.
• Support Integration: Includes direct links to Discord support and the bot's YouTube channel.

Running the Dashboard

The dashboard runs on the port defined in config.js. By default, it’s accessible at:

http://localhost:8000

Dashboard Views:

1. Home: Overview of bot status.
2. Logs: View detailed logs.
3. Settings: Manage logger configurations.

Links

• GitHub: https://github.com/wickstudio
• Discord Support: https://discord.gg/wicks
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/mik__subhi

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.