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Sahnee-Bot

A bot for moderating your discord server. The Sahnee-Bot allows you to issue warnings to misbehaving users. The Bot also features several reporting commands to list the warnings of users on your server.

Get the bot on your server

Official bot hosting has been discontinued, please host the bot yourself should you need it.

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

Starting with version 1.0.0 the sahnee-bot switched from the previously used NoSQL LiteDb to a PostgreSQL.
Thus, for the sahnee-bot to work you now also need to setup a PostgreSQL database.
Please be aware, that we cannot provide support for your PostgreSQL server.

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will need to adjust the appsettings.json file:

{
    "Logging": {
        "LogLevel": {
            "Default": "Debug",
            "System": "Debug",
            "Microsoft": "Debug"
        }
    },...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Click, click, done - Bot hosting provided by sahnee.dev

You're done, enjoy!

Commands

The Sahnee-Bot uses Discord slash commands. The following commands are available:

Legend:

<name> - Required
{name} - Optional

Warning commands

You can use these commands to issue warnings to your users:

/warn <@user> <reason> - Issues a warning to the given user. The Sahnee-Bot also sends a private message to the user (unless opted out) (Moderator permission required)
/unwarn <@user> <reason> - Revokes a warning of the given user. (Moderator permission required)

Reporting commands

The commands below allow you to generate reports on the warnings of the people on your server:

/warnings top {max-rankings=10} - Prints the max-rankings users with the most amount of warnings on your server.
/warnings history {max-amount=10} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the max-amount last warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings between <start> {end=Current date} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets the all warnings between start and end on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings random {amount=1} {user} {issuer=False} - Gets amount random warnings on your server. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.
/warnings today {user} {issuer=False} - Gets all warnings on your server within the last 24 hours. If user is specified, only the warnings of this user will be used. If user is specified and issuer=True, then warnings issued by this user will be used instead.

Configuration commands

The following commands can be used to customize the bot on your server:

/config bind set <channel> - Sets the channel the bot is bound to. This means that the bot will only process commands sent in the given channel. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind unset - Removes the bound channel from the bot. (This command ignores the bound channel) (Administrator permission required)
/config bind get - Gets the channel the bot is currently bound to. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config sahnee-permission add <role> <permission> - Adds a permission to the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission remove <role> {permission=All} - Removes a permission from the given role. (Administrator permission required)
/config sahnee-permission list - Lists all roles on your server that have permissions for the bot attached to them. (Administrator permission required)
/config role enable - Enables role creating, causing every user to be assigned a role that displays the amount of warnings they have. (Enabled by default) (Administrator permission required)
/config role disable - Disables the role handling. (Administrator permission required)
/config role color <color> - Sets the color of warning roles created by the bot. The role color has to he a hex string (Administrator permission required)
/config role prefix <prefix> - Sets the prefix of the role names created by the bot (Defaults to warning: ). (Administrator permission required)
/config role status - Prints the current configuration of the role handling (if roles are created and the prefix). (Administrator permission required)
/config pm opt-out - Opts out of receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm opt-in - Opts back into receiving messages from this bot on the current server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config pm am-i-opted-out - Checks if you are currently opted out of receiving messages from the bot on this server. (This command ignores the bound channel)
/config old-users remove-list - Removes users that left, got banned or got their account deleted, from the current server. (Administrator permission required)

Miscellaneous commands

The bot also has several other commands that don't fit into a category:

/help - Prints some general information about the bot.
/changelog {version=latest} {all=False} - Gets the changelog of the given version of the bot. If all=True all changelogs after this version will be returned as well.
/cleanup-roles - Deletes unused roles created by the role handling system that assigns users roles based on their warning number. This command is automatically executed regularly.

Permissions

The bot has three permissions:

Administrator - Users with this permission have full access to the bot. Every user with "Administrator" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
Moderator - Users with this permission can issue warnings with the bot. Every user with "Ban Members" discord permissions automatically has this bot permission.
None - Users without permissions cannot configure the bot or issue warnings.

If the default permissions assigned do not suffice you can assign permissions to roles using the /config sahnee-permission commands.

Self hosted guide

You can also host the bot on your own hardware if you want.

Currently we are building the sahnee-bot for linux-x64.
If you want to run the sahnee-bot on a Windows-system, you have to build the sahnee-bot on your own.

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Because of the change from LiteDb as Database to PostgreSQL as Database, you need to migrate you database to the new schema.

This will be a step by step guide.

Install a PostgreSQL server and create a database with a user that has full access to this database.
Get the modified version of the LiteDbStudio and extract it. (We only increased the limit of entries that can be displayed at once)
Get our migration tool and extract it.
Stop your bot.
Download the latest version of the sahnee-bot and run it once, so the database gets initialized with the default tables and columns.
Download the LiteDb files (If the log rotation hasn't been running since the last change there will be two files, one for the database and one log file)
Open the .db file (Make sure you have the log file in the same folder as the db file if you happen to have one)
Now double-click on a table and hit Run, next change the tab to Text, copy all of the content into the matching file in the migration-tools db folder. Repeat this for every table.
The tricky part: in your sahnee-bot-migrator folder there is a appsettings.json that needs the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext to be configured with your PostgreSQL connection data. Please note, that this string differs from the appsettings.json used by the bot. If you use non-alphanumerical characters in your password, you need to encode them. Encoding can be done via this page.
Now you run the migration tool. You need to launch the application via a command line (CMD and Powershell work as well).
After the successful migration you are ready to go. Start your bot and have fun!

Prerequisites

You need:

PostgreSQL Version 13.X and later.
A user that has full access to a database.

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Download the .zip file to your server with for example wget.
Extract the zip file in a directory. unzip SahneeBot.zip -d <your destination directory> (For this you can use the unzip package. This can be installed via sudo apt install unzip)
Copy the example configuration json from below in the appsettings.json file of the unzipped SahneeBot folder.
If you haven't done so far, you need to create a Discord Application. A guide can be found here: Creating a Discord Bot - (To be able to use all features you need to have the following Permission integer: 1101927607366)
Insert the Discord Application Token into the Discord:Token string.
The next step would be to configure the ConnectionStrings:SahneeBotModelContext. (Please be aware, that if you use characters like ` or ; in your password, you need to wrap your password string in 'special;password:').
Also required is the BotSettings:ErrorWebhookUrl parameter. You need to provide this. How to create a Webhook
For further configuration customization please refer to the Configuration part of this Readme.
It's recommended to run the bot as a service. Please refer to a guide that suits your OS.
Finally you can start the bot.

If you encounter any errors, you can join our support server

Configuration

If hosting the bot yourself you will n...

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Sahnee-Bot

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Commands

Warning commands

Reporting commands

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Miscellaneous commands

Permissions

Self hosted guide

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Prerequisites

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Configuration

99

Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Commands

Warning commands

Reporting commands

Configuration commands

Miscellaneous commands

Permissions

Self hosted guide

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Prerequisites

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Configuration

98

Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Commands

Warning commands

Reporting commands

Configuration commands

Miscellaneous commands

Permissions

Self hosted guide

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Prerequisites

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Configuration

97

Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Commands

Warning commands

Reporting commands

Configuration commands

Miscellaneous commands

Permissions

Self hosted guide

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Prerequisites

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Configuration

96

Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Commands

Warning commands

Reporting commands

Configuration commands

Miscellaneous commands

Permissions

Self hosted guide

Migrating from Version 0.9.X to Version > 1.0.0

Prerequisites

How to get the bot up and running on linux

Configuration

95

Sahnee-Bot

Get the bot on your server

Commands

Warning commands

Reporting commands

Configuration commands

Miscellaneous commands

Permissions