# ThotBot ![build status](https://travis-ci.com/hatesh/ThotBotJS.svg?token=etcxkGCUwZKk7K7KxqLR&branch=master) ![Discord Bots](https://top.gg/api/widget/status/721058205144318016.svg?noavatar=true) ## Description ThotBot is designed to add a fun spin onto moderation. Why waste your time censoring stupid messages when you can make the author of said messages look dumb instead? I personally reckon it's more effective. This is a must have for twitch streamer's guilds. So what in a Discord needs moderating? Well, there is the harmful messages (I'll let the proper moderation bots handle that) and there is the monka spam and phishing messages (someone else can deal with this one). So who does ThotBot moderate? Good question, none of the above. Rather, ThotBot shuts down your thirsty members being simps, the weebs slightly crossing the line of cultural appropriate and of course, your channel thots begging for subs. With the right permissions, the author of such a message will be marked appropriately with their guild username - neat! Say goodbye to spam from Thots, Simps and Weebs. Maybe. ## Example in the Wild ![Example Conversation](https://i.imgur.com/BUnpkLK.png) ## How the hell does it do this? Well basically, our advanced AI reads the messages sent for any kind of inappropriate "red flags" and acts accordingly. If this is detected, it will respond in the channel with an "outing" message. Not only this, given the right permission level, the bot will rename members nickname to highlight this tragedy to be be ever remembered. ## How do I use this? Add it to the server. That's literally it. Make sure it has permissions to read and send messages on your desired text channels. Whenever you need to call upon ThotBot, simple write a mention in any channel followed by your commands. If you want the latest guide to using ThotBot functions, with plenty more being added often, run `@ThotBot help`. ## Additional Functionality ### Stack Hey you, Mr Popular. You probably have too many friends to fit into one stack, I mean, who doesn't? So what's the solution? Playing a custom game? Don't be ridiculous. The solution is to break up into smaller stacks so you can play **real** games. By running `@ThotBot stack`, you can split a large group of gamers into smaller ones without causing arguments or breaking friendships. Best part is, if you don't like one provided stack, just run it again! Stack will by default randomly fit all the gamers **in your voice-channe**l into suitable stacks for a game that takes a 5 stack max. Not to worry if your game is different, as there is an abundance of options available in this feature (more so than the bot in general). Options include: | Flag | Short | Values | Default | Description | | ------------ | ----- | -------------------------------------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | --stack-size | -s | Any positive number | 5 | The max amount of players that can stack in an online game. | | --min-stack | | Any positive number less than the stack size | | The minimum size smaller stack you want to break into. It's recommended to play with the mode instead as the random aspect doesn't play nicely. | | --mode | -m | Random, Max, Min, Even | Random | Which method you want to fill the stack sizes by:

Random (Randomly sized groups between the min and stack size)

Min (Makes as many stacks as possible with the minimum stack size)

Max (Fill as many full stacks as possible and leave to leftovers in a smaller group)

Even (Will break your group into as few evenly sized groups as possible) | Options can be used all together `@ThotBot stack --stack-size=4 --min-stack=1 --mode=random` or just the one you want to change `@ThotBot stack --stack-size 3`. The values for the flag can be either ` ` (space) or `=` (equals) separated. Usage Example: ![Stack Usage Example](https://i.imgur.com/Sgcf9Kr.png)