Yuuko Discord Bot

Yuuko, programmed in Java way back in mid-2018. Slowly growing into what is has become today. This project always was, and always will be a labour of love.

If you want Yuuko on your server, follow this link to invite her… be sure to give all the appropriate permissions, to not run into issues. Visit the website if you need support or you want to support Yuuko on pateron.

Yuuko currently fully supports English and (very) partially supports French (bad google translation). If you want your language implemented, let me know by joining the support server. Any help with translation will be greatly appreciated!

Liven up your Discord server with music from a number of sources including YouTube, Twitch, SoundCloud or any HTTP source of audio such as online radio stations.

Want your users to be able to select roles simply by reacting to a message? With the reaction role feature you can assign server roles to reacts on messages!

Have you ever wanted to spice up your chatting experience with interactions? Yuuko has a range of different interaction commands available that allows you to express yourself in more than just words.

Take full advantage of Yuuko’s event system, with modifiable title, description, scheduled time and number of slots, plan events and get an optional reminder 10 minutes before it starts.

[THIS GUIDE MAY BE INCOMPLETE]

Work has been done [Nov 2020] to retroactively make Yuuko as easy as possible to self-host. Below are instructions on how you can do just that. Basic setup excludes music and commands that rely on API keys however these can be setup with

• Java 16+ ~ download link
• Yuuko.jar ~ download link
• Discord Application ~ create here
• MySQL Database ~ local xampp for testing

0. Ensure that you have a MySQL database with collation of utf8mb4_general_ci named dbyuuko and user with permissions available.

1. Make sure Java is installed and is the correct version. You can do this by opening a command prompt and typing java -version. You should see an output that looks similar to openjdk version "15.0.1" 2020-10-20.

2. Place Yuuko.jar somewhere safe, I recommend putting it in a directory of its own since it will generate files on first launch.

3. Open a command prompt where you placed Yuuko.jar, and type java -jar Yuuko.jar. This will start the bot and generate a new directory called config in the directory Yuuko.jar is placed, before terminating.

4. Open the config directory and edit config.yaml. Here you must enter the Client Id and Token found on your Discord application page. The client id can be found under General Information and the token can be found under Bot.

5. Also in the config directory, open the hikari directory and edit externaldb.yaml and replace the relevant credentials if necessary.

6. Go back to the command prompt and run the original java -jar Yuuko.jar command again, and the bot should spring to life… albeit with slightly reduced functionality.

1. Open the config directory, you will see a list of pre-generated api configuration files.

2. Obtain API information from the services that you wish to enable and add them to the corresponding config file.

3. If already running, restart the bot.

1. See lavalink repo and create node(s).

2. Go to config directory and edit lavalink.yaml, following instructions.

3. If already running, restart the bot.

(pro-tip: In Windows 10 you can click on the location bar in a directory and type cmd to open one directly to that directory!)

Support: https://discord.gg/VsM25fN