Payload v1.4

Installation

You'll need to install the dependencies if you haven't already. You'll also need to set up the Discord Bot token:

1. Prerequisites:

   • Node.js (version 18.20.6)
   • npm (comes with Node.js)
   • inquirer (version 8.0.0)
   • A Discord Bot Token (you'll create one through the Discord Developer Portal - see Setup)

2. Installing Dependencies:

   • If you've downloaded the files (e.g., from GitHub or Discord), navigate into the project directory in your terminal.
   • Run the command: npm install This will install all necessary dependencies defined in package.json.
   • run the command: npm install inquirer@8.0.0 This will install inquirer into the proejct directory

3. Creating an Executable (Optional):

   • To create an executable for easier running (no need for command-line node calls):
     1. Install pkg globally: npm install -g pkg
     2. Run pkg . (or pkg . --targets node16-win-x64,node16-linux-x64,node16-macos-x64 for cross-platform executables). This will create an executable in the project root directory.

4. Setup & Configuration:

   1. Create a Discord Bot:
      • Go to the Discord Developer Portal.
      • Create a new application.
      • In the "Bot" section, add a bot to your application.
      • Copy your bot's token. Keep this token secret!
   2. Configure the Bot Token:

      • Payload uses a config.json file to store your bot token.

      • Locate the config.json file in the project. (If it does not exist, create one in the root directory).

      • Paste your bot token into the token field:

        {
          "token": "YOUR_BOT_TOKEN_HERE"
        }

        Replace YOUR_BOT_TOKEN_HERE with your actual bot token.

   3. Invite Your Bot:
      • In the Discord Developer Portal, go to "OAuth2" -> "URL Generator."
      • Select the "bot" scope and grant it the "Send Messages" permission (and any other required permissions).
      • Copy the generated URL and paste it into your browser.
      • Select the server where you want your bot to be active and authorize the bot.

Usage

1. Running from command line:

   • Navigate to the project directory in your terminal.
   • Run the command: node payload.js

2. Running the executable:

   • Navigate to the directory where the executable was created (e.g., the project root).
   • Run the executable by double-clicking it (if on Windows, or if you've configured the OS to execute it).
   • Or run the executable from the command line (e.g., ./payload on Linux/macOS or payload.exe on Windows).

3. Follow the Prompts: Payload will guide you through the upload process.

   • Username: The username in discord
   • Folder Location: Paste the path to the folder containing the files you want to upload.
   • Channel ID: Paste the ID of the Discord channel where you want to upload the files. You can find the channel ID by enabling Developer Mode in Discord (Settings -> Advanced) and right-clicking the channel to copy the ID.
   • Server Size: Select the server size from the prompt.

4. Upload: Payload will begin uploading the files, displaying progress information in the terminal.

Dependencies

• discord.js - Library for interacting with the Discord API.
• node-fetch - For making HTTP requests.
• fs - For file system operations.
• path - For manipulating file paths.
• readline-sync - For getting user input.
• pkg - For creating executables

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! You can contribute in the following ways:

• GitHub: Open issues to report bugs, suggest features, or request improvements. Submit pull requests with code changes.
• Discord: Engage in discussions and share ideas in the forum section of my Discord server (Discord link: https://discord.gg/gAuz5Y8rVZ).

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Contact

For questions or support, contact VladF4 on Discord.