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This video demonstrates how to use the Daily Fortnite Item Shop Discord Bot template.
import os
import discord
from discord import app_commands
from abilities import apply_sqlite_migrations
from functions import display_shop
from bot_init import bot, tree
from commands import *
from models import Base, engine
def generate_oauth_link(client_id):
base_url = "https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize"
redirect_uri = "http://localhost"
scope = "bot"
permissions = "8" # Administrator permission for simplicity, adjust as needed.
return f"{base_url}?client_id={client_id}&permissions={permissions}&scope={scope}"
@bot.event
async def on_ready():
print(f'Bot is ready. Logged in as {bot.user}')
await tree.sync()
def main():
apply_sqlite_migrations(engine, Base, 'migrations')Created: | Last Updated:
Daily Discord bot for automatic updates of Fortnite item shop items, displaying names, prices, and images.
Using the PingBot Template
This template creates a Discord bot that checks latency with a /ping command, displaying both client and Discord API response times.
Getting Started
- Click "Start with this Template" to begin
Setting up Discord Bot
- Go to the Discord Developer Portal
- Click "New Application" and give your bot a name
- Navigate to the "Bot" section
- Click "Add Bot" and confirm
- Under the "Bot" section, enable "Message Content Intent"
- Copy your bot token by clicking "Copy" under the TOKEN section
- Go to the "OAuth2" section and copy your Client ID
- Add these values in the Environment Secrets tab:
BOT_TOKEN: Your Discord bot tokenCLIENT_ID: Your Discord application client ID
Testing the Bot
- Click the "Test" button to start the bot
- The CLI will display an invite link for your Discord bot
- Click the link to add the bot to your Discord server
- Grant the required permissions
Using the Bot
Once the bot is in your server, you can:
- Type
/pingto check latency - The bot will respond with:
- Client latency (time taken to process the command)
- Discord API latency (websocket heartbeat)
- Results are displayed in an embedded message with both metrics side by side
The bot provides real-time latency monitoring to help diagnose connection issues or performance concerns in your Discord server.
Template Benefits
- Comprehensive Service Monitoring
- Provides real-time monitoring of Fortnite game services and infrastructure
- Helps businesses track system performance and availability
- Enables proactive issue detection and response
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Critical for maintaining service quality and user satisfaction
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E-commerce Integration & Analytics
- Built-in shop display and management functionality
- Tracks item availability and pricing in real-time
- Supports business intelligence through command usage statistics
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Enables data-driven decision making for virtual goods marketing
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Database-Driven Architecture
- Structured SQL database with migration support
- Scalable data management for growing communities
- Reliable storage of configuration and statistics
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Easy maintenance and updates through migration system
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Professional Command Framework
- Organized command structure with statistics tracking
- Built-in error handling and user feedback
- Supports multiple command categories and types
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Easy to extend with new commands and features
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Community Engagement Tools
- Interactive commands for user engagement
- Real-time status updates and notifications
- Customizable shop displays and search functionality
- Helps maintain active and informed user communities
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