# Discord Bot Dashboard Template > Forked from [here](https://github.com/FileEditor97/discord-bot-dashboard) Using Typescript, Next.js 13, React 18 and Chakra ui 2.0 - Support Light/Dark theme - Multi languages support (i18n) - Typescript support - Nice UI & UX + Fast performance - Flexiable and Customizable - Detailed Documentation **Video:** \ **Live Demo:** - Only 'Welcome message' Feature is Supported ## Review (not the latest version) | Light | Dark | | :--------------------------------------: | :------------------------------------: | | ![light-mode](./document/home-light.png) | ![dark-mode](./document/home-dark.png) | ## Getting Started As a template, you need to customize a few things in order to get it work ### Before that - Install Node.js, and a Package Manager (ex: npm or pnpm) ### Required Skills - Basic knowledge about React.js - Able to read javascript/typescript ### Set up 1. **Clone the repo** \ `git clone https://github.com/fuma_nama/discord-bot-dashboard-next.git` 2. **Install dependencies** \ We always prefer [`pnpm`](https://pnpm.io) | NPM | PNPM | | :-----------: | :------------: | | `npm install` | `pnpm install` | 3. **Customize files** \ The file structure of this project | Path | Description | | ------------------------------------- | ------------- | | [src/pages/\*](./src/pages) | All the pages | | [src/components/\*](./src/components) | Components | | [src/api/\*](./src/api) | API utils | | [src/config/\*](./src/api) | Common configurations | 4. **Define Features** \ The dashboard has built-in support for configuring features \ Users are able to enable/disable features and config the feature after enabling it **Customize all typings in [src/config/types/custom-types.ts](./src/config/types/custom-types.ts)** \ `CustomFeatures` is used for defining features and options, see the example for more details **Open [src/config/features](./src/config/features.tsx)** \ You can see how a feature is configured ```tsx 'feature-id': { name: 'Feature name', description: 'Description about this feature', icon: , //give it a cool icon useRender: (data) => { //render the form }, } ``` The `useRender` property is used to render Feature Configuration Panel \ Take a look at [here](./src/config/example/WelcomeMessageFeature.tsx) for examples 5. **Configure General Information** \ Modify [src/config/common.tsx](./src/config/common.tsx) - Bot name & icon - Invite url _(example: )_ - Guild settings 6. **Configure Environment variables** \ Those variables in [.env.example](./.env.example) are required \ You can define environment variables by creating a `.env` file 7. **Setup Backend Server** \ In order to let the dashboard connected with your discord bot, you will need a backend server \ You can implement it in any programming languages Read [here](#backend-development) for a guide to develop your own server 8. **Done!** \ Start the app by `pnpm run dev` _(depends on your package manager)_ \ Then you should see the app started in port `3000` [Localization](./document/localization.md) | [Forms](./document/form.md) ## Authorization We are using the [API Routes](https://nextjs.org/docs/api-routes/introduction) of Next.js to handle Authorization ### Configure the Application 1. Open Discord Developer Portal 2. Create your OAuth2 application in 3. In `` -> OAuth2 -> Redirects Add `/api/auth/callback` url to the redirects For Example: `http://localhost:3000/api/auth/callback` \ **This is required for Authorization** ### Authorization Flow **`Login -> Discord OAuth -> API Routes -> Client`** - Login (`/api/auth/login`) \ - Redirects user to discord oauth url - Open Discord OAuth url - User authorizes the application - Redirect back to `/api/auth/callback` - API Routes - Store the access token in http-only cookies - Redirect back to home page ### Token Expiration The Discord access token can be expired or unauthorized by the user \ We will require the user to login again after getting `401` error from the Discord API The refresh token won't be used, but you are able to customize the Authorization Flow ## Backend Development Check [src/api/bot.ts](./src/api/bot.ts), it defined a built-in API for fetching data You can use `express.js` (Node.js), `Rocket` (Rust) or any libraries/languages to develop your own server \ Usually the server runs along with your discord bot (in the same program) \ Moreover, you can use redis instead of connecting to the bot server directly ### Official Example [Node.js (Typescript)](https://github.com/fuma-nama/discord-dashboard-backend-next) ### Authorization Header The client will pass their access token via the `Authorization` header `Bearer MY_TOKEN_1212112` ### Required Routes You may extend it for more functions GET `/guilds/{guild}` - Get guild info (`custom-types.ts > CustomGuildInfo`) - **Respond 404 or `null` if bot hasn't joined the guild** GET `/guilds/{guild}/features/{feature}` - Get Feature options (`custom-types.ts > CustomFeatures[K]`) - **Respond 404 if not enabled** PATCH `/guilds/{guild}/features/{feature}` - Update feature options - With custom body (defined in `config/features`) - Respond updated feature options POST `/guilds/{guild}/features/{feature}` - Enable a feature DELETE `/guilds/{guild}/features/{feature}` - Disable a feature GET `/guilds/{guild}/roles` - Get Roles of the guild - Responds a list of [Role Object](https://discord.com/developers/docs/topics/permissions#role-object) _(Same as discord documentation)_ GET `/guilds/{guild}/channels` - Get Channels of the guild - Responds a list of [Guild Channel](https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/channel#channel-object) _(Same as discord documentation)_ ## Any issues? 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