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Testify is an all-in-one Discord bot written in TypeScript, with a web dashboard. You can add the public bot to your server or run your own copy. It covers moderation, an economy with a casino, levelling, music, tickets, giveaways, welcome messages and more. Every command works as a slash command (/ban) and as a prefix command (t?ban), and nearly everything can also be set up from the dashboard in a browser.

This wiki is a map: where to start and where everything lives. The details stay in the repository and on the website, where they're checked against the code, so they don't go out of date.

Where to start

You want to… Read
Add Testify to your server and set it up Using Testify
Configure your server from a browser The dashboard
Look up a command Commands
Fix something that isn't working Help and troubleshooting
Run your own copy of the bot Self-hosting
Update your copy, or see what changed Releases and updates
Change the code or send a pull request Contributing
Understand how parts of it are built How it works

Links

What Where
🌐 Website testify.lol: the landing page, the docs and the source code
🖥️ Dashboard testify.lol/guilds: sign in with Discord and pick a server
➕ Add the bot Invite Testify
📈 Status testify.lol/status: whether the bot is up, and 30 days of history
💬 Support server discord.gg/xcMVwAVjSD
📖 Docs testify.lol/docs, or the README
📋 Every command testify.lol/docs/commands
🐳 Docker image ghcr.io/kkkermit/testify
🏷️ Releases GitHub Releases
🐛 Report a bug Open an issue
🔒 Report a security problem Privately, as docs/security.md describes. Never in a public issue

The two ways to have Testify

  • Use the public bot. Invite it with the link above. Nothing to install: its owners keep it running and up to date, and the dashboard at testify.lol works with it straight away.
  • Run your own copy. The code is MIT licensed, so you can host it yourself, change it, rename it and switch off what you don't want. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, or in Docker on x86 and ARM. Start at Self-hosting.

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