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🎧 Discord Radio Bot 📻

This is an advanced radio bot for Discord voice channels, allowing users to enjoy a wide variety of trending online radios with high quality and seamless performance.

Features ✨

• Seamless Performance: Enjoy lag-free, high-quality audio playback.

• Wide Variety of Radio Stations: Stream trending online radio stations in high quality.

• Multilingual Support: Padio supports multiple languages. 🌍

  • English (Default)
  • فارسی (Farsi)
  • Türkçe (Turkish - Istanbul)
  • 中文 (Chinese)
  • 日本語 (Japanese)

• Customizable Prefix: Tailor the bot to your server’s needs by setting a custom command prefix.

• User-Friendly Panel: An intuitive panel for managing radio playback and settings from within Discord.

• Station Switching: Change radio stations effortlessly! 🎵

• AFK Channel Reconnection: Automatically rejoin pre-configured AFK channels from the server’s database.

• High-Quality Streaming: Experience smooth, lag-free audio. ⚡

• Clean and Editable Code: Well-structured for new developers to easily customize. 🧹

• Database Support: Compatible with multiple databases like SQL, JSON, Docker, and MongoDB. 💾

• Audio Format Support: Play audio from various formats such as OGG, MP3, MP4, MKV, and M4A (coming soon).

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All Commands 📜

📠 | Admin Commands:

• /setup panel | p!setup panel
  Description: Create a radio control panel for quick and easy management.

• /setup prefix | p!setup prefix
  Description: Set a custom prefix for bot commands.

• /setup language | p!setup language
  Description: Change the bot’s language to suit your server’s needs.

🎧 | Music Commands:

• /afk | p!afk [channel | id]
  Description: Enable AFK mode for a specified voice channel.

• /pause | p!pause
  Description: Temporarily stop the player.

• /resume | p!resume
  Description: Resume the player.

• /play | p!play
  Description: Play a radio station in the voice channel.

• /stop | p!stop
  Description: Stop the radio playback and remove the player from the voice channel.

• /volume | p!volume [1-200]
  Description: Adjust the player’s volume or display the current volume level.

🔧 | Misc Commands:

• /about | p!about
  Description: Displays information about the bot.

• /help | p!help
  Description: Display the list of available bot commands.

• /invite | p!invite
  Description: Get the invite link for the bot.

• /ping | p!ping
  Description: Display the bot’s ping.

• /report | p!report
  Description: Report any issues or bugs related to the bot.

👑 | Owner (For Developers) Commands:

• p!setactivity [status:[dnd|online|idle|invisible] type:[Playing|Streaming|Listening|Watching|Custom|Competing] name:[string] url:[url|link]]
  Description: Temporarily change the bot’s status.

• p!guilds [id]
  Description: Display the list of servers the bot has joined.

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Installation and Setup 📦

1. Download and Install

Clone or download the project files:

git clone https://github.com/Sobhan-SRZA/Radio-Bot.git
cd Radio-Bot

Install all dependencies:

npm i

2. Configure the Environment Variables (.env) ⚙️

Create a .env file from the example file:

cp .env.example .env

Now, edit the .env file and add your bot’s required information. Here are the details for each field:

.env Configuration

Variable	Description
token	Bot Token: The token for your Discord bot. You can generate this in the Discord Developer Portal. Example: token="Your Discord Bot Token".
prefix	Command Prefix: The prefix used before commands. Example: prefix="!".
status_activity	Bot Status Activity: Set the status message for the bot. You can use placeholders like {members} to show the number of members, {servers} to show the number of servers, {usedCommands} to show the total number of commands used, {joinedVoiceChannels} to show how many voice channels the bot has joined, or {prefix} to show the bot's default prefix. Example: status_activity="["Use {prefix}help or /help to see bot features.", "Working in {servers} Servers", "Work for {members} Members", "Total Used Commands {usedCommands}", "Playing In {joinedVoiceChannels} Voice Channels"]".
status_type	Bot Status Type: Choose the type of status, such as "Playing", "Listening", "Watching", etc. Example: status_type="["Playing"]".
status_presence	Bot Presence: Define whether the bot appears online, idle, or DND (Do Not Disturb). Example: status_presence="["online"]".
database_type	Database Type: Choose the database type to store user and server data. Supported values: "json", "mysql", "mongodb". Example: database_type="json".
database_mongoURL	MongoDB URL: If using MongoDB, set the connection URL. Example: database_mongoURL="mongodb+srv://user:password@cluster.mongodb.net/dbname".
database_msql_host	MySQL Host: The host for your MySQL database if using MySQL. Example: database_msql_host="localhost".
database_msql_user	MySQL User: Your MySQL database username. Example: database_msql_user="root".
database_msql_password	MySQL Password: Your MySQL database password. Example: database_msql_password="password".
database_msql_database	MySQL Database Name: The name of your MySQL database. Example: database_msql_database="dbname".
support_id	Support Server ID: The ID of your support Discord server. Example: support_stats="Some Server ID".
support_url	Support Server URL: The invite link to your support server. Example: support_url="https://discord.gg/inviteCode".
support_stats	Bot Stats Channel ID: The ID of the channel where bot stats should be sent. Example: support_stats="Some Channel ID".
webhook_url	Webhook Logger URL: A Discord webhook URL to log important information. Example: webhook_url="Some Webhook URL".
webhook_avatar	Webhook Avatar: URL to an avatar image for the webhook logger. Example: webhook_avatar="Some Image URL".
webhook_username	Webhook Username: Name displayed when the webhook posts messages. Example: webhook_username="Bot Logger".
webhook_thread_bugs	Bug Report Thread ID: The ID of the thread for logging errors. Example: webhook_thread_bugs="Some Thread ID".
webhook_thread_report	User Report Thread ID: The ID of the thread for logging user reports. Example: webhook_thread_report="Some Thread ID".
webhook_thread_status	Status Alerts Thread ID: The ID of the thread for status alerts. Example: webhook_thread_status="Some Thread ID".
owners	Bot Owners: List of Discord IDs that are considered bot owners. Example: owners="["123456789012345678", "987654321098765432"]".
default_language	Default Language: The default language the bot should use. Example: default_language="en".
anti_crash	Anti-Crash Controller: Enable or disable the anti-crash controller. Example: anti_crash=true.
one_guild	One Guild Mode: Restrict bot to one guild only. Example: one_guild=true.
logger	Error Logging: Enable or disable sending errors to Discord via webhook. Example: logger=true.
dashboard	Enable Dashboard: Whether the web-based dashboard is enabled or not. Example: dashboard=true.
dashboard_port	Dashboard Port: The port number for the dashboard to run on. Example: dashboard_port=3000.
dashboard_host	Dashboard Host URL: The host URL for the dashboard. Example: dashboard_host="http://localhost:3000".

3. Run the Bot 🚀

Once you’ve configured the .env file, you can start the bot by running:

npm start

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Technologies Used 🛠️

This bot is built using Node.js and utilizes the following key packages:

Packages	Version	Install
discord.js	Latest ^14.16.2	npm install discord.js
@discordjs/voice	Latest ^0.17.0	npm install @discordjs/voice
dotenv	Latest ^16.4.5	npm install dotenv
ffmpeg-static	Latest ^5.2.0	npm install ffmpeg-static
quick.db	Latest ^9.1.7	npm install quick.db
cli-color	Latest ^2.0.4	npm install cli-color
libsodium-wrappers	Latest ^0.7.15	npm install libsodium-wrappers
opusscript	Latest ^0.0.8	npm install opusscript

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Getting Help 🆘

Coded by Sobhan-SRZA for Persian Caesar. For support and assistance, join our Discord server.

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License 📜

This project is licensed under the BSD-3-Clause License. Please give credit to "Persian Caesar" if you face issues using this code.

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