discord.js-chicken

Get Chickened

React with chicken (or custom emojis) to random messages with your Discord.js bot. I made this in maybe 10 minutes out of bordem (yes it will be updated further). If you need help or have questions feel free to join my Discord server (https://discord.gg/4c8Rh7tWhv).

What Does It Actually Do

This script makes your bot react to messages based on a random percentage chance. By deafult it uses chicken emojis (one at a 0.5% chance, one at 0.3%). It then posts an embed saying the user was chickened with a button to laugh at them. You can change the embeds description to something else. Here's an example:

And after clicking the "Laught at this user" button:

Installtion & Setup

To install, all you need to do is run npm i discord.js-chicken --save in your working directory.
Setup is fairly simple. Here's an example bot script with it:

const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client({
  intents: [ Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS ]
});

const chicken = require('discord.js-chicken')(client, { postChannel: "DISCORD CHANNEL ID" });

client.login(DISCORD BOT TOKEN);

Options

postChannel is the only required option, if you don't want it to post to a channel then you're boring.

Option	Type	Description	Default
postChannel	String	ID of the channel for the bot to post the chicken embed	null
chance	Int	Chance (%) for the bot to react to messages	0.5
description	String	Text for the description of the posted embed	0.5
minPercent	Int	Integer for the minium number to be generated (reccomneded to leave default)	0
maxPercent	Int	Integer for the maxium number to be generated (reccomneded to leave default)	100
decimalPlaces	Int	How many decimel numbers to generate (reccomneded to leave default)	2
emojis	Array	Array of emojis to react with, can have seperate chances (see below)	[]

Having Multiple Emojis

You can make the bot react with multiple emojis, and also have those emojis use their own chances. The bot by default will use:

[ {chance: 0.5, emoji: "🐔"}, {chance: 0.3, emoji: "🐓"} ]

This will make the bot react with a chicken emoji at a 0.5% chance, and with a rooster emoji at a 0.3% chance (will react with both at this point). If you just wanted to make the bot react with both emojis but use the default chance you would do:

[ "🐔", "🐓" ]

Here's the examples in a script:

const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client({
  intents: [ Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES, Discord.Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS ]
});

const chicken = require('discord.js-chicken')(client, {
  postChannel: "DISCORD CHANNEL ID",
  emojis: [ {chance: 0.5, emoji: "🐔"}, {chance: 0.3, emoji: "🐓"}, ] // or [ "🐔", "🐓" ]
  chance: 10 // emojis set chance will override this one
});

client.login(DISCORD BOT TOKEN);