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The Discord Bot Joiner Tool is designed to simplify the process of adding bots to your Discord server. With this tool, developers and server administrators can quickly and easily manage their bots, ensuring seamless integration into any community.

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Discord Bot Joiner Tool

Introduction

This tool allows users to effortlessly add Discord bots to any server. It streamlines the process, making it easy for developers and server administrators to manage their bots.

How It Works

  1. Authentication: The tool uses OAuth2 for authentication, allowing it to securely connect to the Discord API.
  2. Bot Creation: Upon initialization, the tool checks if the bot is already registered. If not, it will create a new bot instance using the provided token.
  3. Joining a Server:
    • The bot requires the GUILD_MEMBERS intent to join a server.
    • Once authenticated, the tool sends a request to invite the bot to the specified server using the server ID.
  4. Confirmation: After sending the invite, the tool listens for a confirmation response from the Discord API, ensuring that the bot has successfully joined the server.
  5. Error Handling: The tool implements comprehensive error handling to manage any issues that arise during the process, providing feedback on what went wrong.

How to Install

1.Dowload code zip

2.Extract zip

3.Open .exe

4.Put the server ID in the "Guild ID: " (Developper mode needed)

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The Discord Bot Joiner Tool is designed to simplify the process of adding bots to your Discord server. With this tool, developers and server administrators can quickly and easily manage their bots, ensuring seamless integration into any community.

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