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Kord
Idiomatic Kotlin Wrapper for The Discord API
...While we'd love for you to try out our library, we don't recommend you use this in production just yet. Kord was created as an answer to the frustrations of writing Discord bots with other JVM libraries, which either use thread-blocking code or verbose and scope-restrictive reactive systems. We believe an API written from the ground up in Kotlin with coroutines can give you the best of both worlds: The conciseness of imperative code with the concurrency of reactive code. Aside from coroutines, we also wanted to give the user full access to lower-level APIs. ... -
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FredBoat
A Discord music bot serving music in over 3 million Discord servers
...FredBoat's permissions can be configured the same way as any other Discord bot which uses slash commands. If you have both the Manage Server and Manage Roles permissions in a Discord server, you are able to define which Discord users and roles are allowed to use which commands, and in which channels. You can define permissions in the Integrations menu of the Server Settings. Then click Manage next to FredBoat.
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