Juniper Nexus Bot offers various configuration options to tailor its behavior and features to suit your Discord guild's needs. This guide covers essential configuration steps and customization options.

Bot Configuration

Juniper Nexus Bot utilizes environment variables for configuration. Here are the key variables you can set in a .env file:

• TOKEN: Your Discord bot token obtained from the Discord Developer Portal (opens in a new tab).
• CLIENT_ID: Your Discord bot client ID obtained from the Discord Developer Portal (opens in a new tab).
• GUILD_ID: The ID of your Discord guild.
• OWNER_ID: The ID of the owner of the bot.
• JPN_ROLE_ID: The ID of the role that represents the Juniper Nexus members.
• INTERESTED_ROLE_ID: The ID of the role that represents the interested members.
• DATABASE_URL: The URL of postgres database.

Example .env file:

TOKEN=your-bot-token-here
CLIENT_ID=your-bot-client-id-here
GUILD_ID=your-guild-id-here
OWNER_ID=your-owner-id-here
JPN_ROLE_ID=your-role-id-here
INTERESTED_ROLE_ID=your-role-id-here
DATABASE_URL=your-database-url-here

Advanced Configuration

For advanced customization, consider editing command files (commands directory) to add new commands or modify existing ones. Consult the Command List for available commands and their usage.

Next Steps

After configuring Juniper Nexus Bot, test its functionality within your Discord guild. Adjust configurations as needed based on user feedback and operational requirements.

If you need further assistance with configuration or encounter issues, refer to the Support section for troubleshooting tips and community support.