BytesBump - Server List Extension

Link your bump bot with a server list!

Features

• Beautiful. I think, at least.
• Responsive.
• Easy navigation.
• Soon-to-come updates.

Made using

• Back-end
  • Flask
  • MongoDB
• Front-end
  • Pug.js
  • JavaScript
  • Markdown-it
  • Bootstrap

Setting Up

⚠️ YOU WILL NEED A MONGODB FOR IT, CHECK THIS REPO ON HOW TO SET IT UP ⚠️

📝 Note: This server list supports only bots originating from BytesBump. However, if you are experienced enough, you can modify it to your own needs

Configuring settings.json

• First of all, rename settings-example.json to settings.json
• Replace its content with proper values.

Example

{
    "site_name": "BytesBump Server List",
    "mongo": "mongo-uri (same as the bot's)",
    "bot_token": "bump bot's token"
}

• Go to your BytesBump settings.json, and set enable-serverlist to true and change the serverlist_url to your website's URL. http://127.0.0.1:5000/ is for when the website is hosted locally.

Hosting

We do not include instructions on how to host the website. However, we have gathered a few resources;

• How to deploy a Python (Flask) web app on a (PythonAnywhere) live server - By PythonHow
• Push Flask Apps To Heroku For Webhosting - By Codemy.com
• How to Deploy a Flask App to a Linux Server - By Tech With Tim