A Discord bot, made from Python, intended to nuke a server. Made for my YouTube channel.
Please do not steal my code without my permission. If you want to showcase this in a video, please credit me.
This is against the Discord TOS (terms of service)! Please do not nuke a random server because you're bored. Only nuke a server that you created for the purpose of testing or had been granted permission to from the owner.
My own server had been nuked before, so please do not nuke any server.
- .banAll (will attempt to ban all members from a guild)
- .kickAll (will attempt to kick all members from a guild)
- .role
- .role create (will spam create roles)
- .role delete (will delete all roles lower than the bot)
- .channel
- .channel create (will spam create channels)
- .channel delete (will delete all channels)
- .logout (will log the bot out)
- .massDM (will attempt to DM all members from a guild)
- .nickAll (will attempt to nickname all members from a guild)
- .channelAll (will attempt to rename all channels from a guild)
- .purge (will delete all messages from every text channel)
- .admin (will give the user admin role)
- .logout (will log the bot out)
- .admin (gives a role with all permissions enabled to the message author)
- .ban (attempts to ban everyone (except the author) from the guild)
- .channel
- .channel create (spam create channels)
- .channel delete (delete all channels)
- .channel rename (rename all channels)
- .dm (attempt to DM (direct message) everyone in the guild)
- .kick (attempts to kick everyone (except the author) from the guild)
- .nickname (attempts to nickname everyone in the guild)
- .purge (deletes all messages from all channels)
- .role
- .role create (spam create roles)
- .role delete (delete all roles lower than the bot)
- .role rename (rename all roles lower than the bot)
- .spam (spam messages in all channels)
- .logout (logs the bot out)
Before you start coding, make sure that you have a Python intepreter. You can use repl.it, which is online. Therefore, you do not need to install anything. Otherwise, you can use programs such as Visual Studio, IDLE, PyCharm, Atom, and Sublime Text. If so, make sure to follow the instructions below.
- Install Python. Press on the Download button. Make sure you add Python to PATH.
- Install Discord.py.
There's plenty of tutorials online, so if you're stuck, make sure to find a tutorial and follow their instructions.