automatic-reactions

This is the cousin of one of my recent repositories, multiple-reactions.

If you want to be that guy, you can now be that guy.

This project is perfect for mildly agitating that one guy that you don't vibe with in a passive-aggressive manner. I love to use this as a way to get people to stop being stupid by reacting with the animated wheelchair emoji, so I thought it would be useful for other people as well. Feel free to create an issue with feedback, and if you like it leave a star!

Note: Using a selfbot may violate the Discord terms of service. If you use this, your account could be shut down. I claim no responsibility if this happens to you. You have been warned.

Downloading

In a command prompt in your projects folder (wherever that may be), run the following:

git clone https://github.com/ajmeese7/automatic-reactions

Once finished:

• Ensure you have NodeJS installed on your PC by running npm. If not, Google how to install it and do that now
• Download the repository, unzip it, and run npm install from a terminal in the project folder
• Edit config.json and enter your token and desired prefix. It should look like this afterwards:

{
  "botToken": "YOUR_TOKEN_HERE",
  "prefix": "YOUR_DESIRED_PREFIX_HERE"
}

Your prefix can be anything you want, but I tend to use the / because you're unlikely to ever use it on accident.

Getting your login token

0. Open either the web application or the installed Discord app
1. Use the CTRL+SHIFT+I keyboard shortcut.
2. This brings up the Developer Tools. Go to the Application tab
3. On the left, expand Local Storage, then click on the discordapp.com entry (it should be the only one).
4. Locate the entry called token, and copy it.

KEEP YOUR TOKEN SECRET, AND NEVER SHARE IT WITH ANYONE

Controlling the bot

To start the bot, open a command prompt from the folder containing the repository and run:

node auto

To stop it, click on the terminal and press CTRL+C, which will kill the process. Clicking the big red x works just as well.

Commands

The current supported commands are the following:

Command	Arguments	Action
add	user - the user you want to be automatically reacted to. emojis - as many emojis as you want to chain. At least one is required.	Creates and stores a JSON file with the emojis you want to react with and the user you want to react to.
remove	user - the user you want to remove from the list.	Removes the specified user from the list and leaves the rest of the list untouched.
clear	n/a	Removes all the users and their reactions from the list to give you a fresh start.

Feature wishlist

• Add support for roles
• Add support for specific channels