This is a simple bot to allow users to edit their color via a text command within any text channel the bot has access to.

• node
• npm
• Assumes you are an admin/own the server you want this bot to run on

1. Clone this repo.
2. Run npm install.
3. Create a new app under your Discord account through Discord's Developer Docs .
4. Within that new app, create a bot user.
5. The bot user above should at least give you a Token field. Click to reveal it, copy it, and open app_credentials.json within this repo.
6. Within app_credentials.json, replace token_goes_here with that copied token of your bot user.
7. Navigate to the Discord Permissions Calculator, and generate an invite link for your bot. Since this bot works through roles, we need the Manage Roles permission. So you can click Manage Roles, and supply the Client ID in the bottom text field (which is on the same page as where you got the Token). You'll be given the invite link below. So if your bot's client ID is 7, your invite link would be: https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=7&scope=bot&permissions=268435456.
   • These permissions are explained more on the official docs
8. Once the bot is successfully added to your server, it should have a new role with the same name as the app you created in Discord. Go into Server Settings -> Roles, and drag the role to the top/highest priority. This must be done, or the bot will not be able to manage the color roles as intended and will not work properly. The role order should look like this, where ColorBot is the role of my bot user:
9. Run npm start and the bot should run and work as intended.

Simply type .color #XXXXXX into a text channel the bot has access to, where #XXXXXX is a valid hex code.

This may be changed in the future to support looser formats, such as XXXXXX instead of #XXXXXX.

Provided under the MIT License.