Logger is an extremely powerful and configurable logging bot. It is dedicated solely towards logging, no extra crap that do-everything bots have. Here are some features:
New: Slash commands!
Log when:
A channel is created/edited/deleted
A user is banned/unbanned
Emojis are created/edited/deleted
A user joins/leaves/is kicked
A bot is added to the server
A user is given/revoked a role
A role is created/edited/deleted
Show role and channel permissions that are changed
Server properties are updated (name, region, moderation, etc)
A message is updated/deleted/bulk deleted
A user is given a nickname
A user joins/leaves a voice channel
A user is muted/deafened in a voice channel
A user accepts your community rules gating
Automatic bulk logging for the most active & log-heavy of servers (10,000+ members or 1,000+ people in voice)
Easy to use web dashboard
Ignore text channels AND voice channel activity
Log ONLY what YOU want
Toggle logging other bots for reduced spam
Utility commands
Get information about a user
Get information about the server
Archive up to 1000 messages in a channel
Inviting Me
Logging member joins? Use this. See Security below to see why!
Not logging member joins? Use this invite OR if you don’t want to globally grant Manage Webhooks to Logger, use this invite
If you understand what you are doing for permissions, an invite link for me with lesser required permissions can be accessed here
Slash commands guide:
Use /help and /help guide: Usage to learn how to set Logger up.
Use /setup via_presets where you want to send logs to log presets of events at once (joinlog, moderation, messages, voice, etc). Select the options you want to log, and the bot will try to log there.
Use /setup via_individual_event where you want to send logs to log events individually.
Use /stoplogging and it’s options to stop Logger from logging.
Other utility slash commands are offered, like archive, userinfo, and serverinfo.
Log everything:
Log everything
Log individual events example:
You can set these individual events to different channels too! Just enter the channel you want to send logs to, and run %setchannel with whatever events you want to log. Example:
Log individual events
Log when messages are deleted
message delete
All events and their meanings:
channelCreate
When a channel is created
channelUpdate
When a channel is updated (overwrites, name, bitrate…)
guildBanAdd
When a member gets banned
guildBanRemove
When a member gets unbanned
guildRoleCreate
When a role is created
guildRoleDelete
When a role is deleted
guildRoleUpdate
When a role is changed
guildUpdate
When a property of the server is updated (name, afk channel, welcome channel, etc)
messageDelete
When a message is deleted
messageDeleteBulk
When a large amount of messages is deleted by a bot
messageUpdate
When a message is edited
guildMemberAdd (requires use of this invite
When a member joins the server
guildMemberKick
When a member is kicked from the server
guildMemberRemove
When a member voluntarily leaves the server
guildMemberUpdate
When a member is given or revoked a role
guildMemberVerify
When a member accepts community rule gating requirements.
voiceChannelLeave
When a member leaves a voice channel
voiceChannelJoin
When a member joins a voice channel
voiceStateUpdate
When a member mutes or deafens themself (or server-wide mute/deafen)
voiceChannelSwitch
When a member moves from one voice channel to another
guildEmojisUpdate
When an emoji is added or removed from the server
guildMemberBoostUpdate
When a member boosts or unboosts a server. WARNING: may not send a log for every new boost, sorry!
Security
Is important. Manage Channels & Manage Server are required in the member join logging invite because Discord sends invite creation/deletion info with it, as well as the ability to fetch invites on join to update the bot. If you’re not logging member joins, you can get away with only granting Manage Webhooks to each channel the bot sends logs to. The bare minimum required permissions link (needs manage webhooks per log channel) can be accessed here
