FAQ

DraftBot is considered a "versatile" Discord bot, as it provides the necessary features for designing a complete, easy-to-configure Discord server, as well as automated management of both channels and roles.

It is developed in Node.js and uses a modified version of the discord.js library. Built on a structure composed of microservices that allow DraftBot to separate different tasks and make it easy to use, it has its own ecosystem, which is an important quality compared to other bots, offering the possibility to link the different features. Thus, servers and their members benefit from advantages by crossing the multiple possibilities offered by DraftBot, allowing you to customize your use even more.

To fully master the functions of DraftBot, you can first refer to all available help guides using the command "/help [command name]," which will provide you with an informative guide on the command. If difficulties persist, a support team is available to answer your questions!

When you encounter a problem, you can try the command again to check that you haven't made any mistakes. If you get stuck and can't find a solution, you can join the DraftBot Support Discord server, create a post in the channel titled "support", and explain your issue.

You can easily contribute to the advancement of DraftBot by suggesting feature ideas, using the /suggest command, but also by reporting perceived bugs or correcting a typo for example.

If you would like to see a new feature or improvement to DraftBot, feel free to make a note of it so you can propose it to us, we will review it and it is likely that it will be added someday.

If you see someone needing assistance with DraftBot, you can offer your help. Of course, giving priority to the team members if they are taking care of the person in question, preferably in a #support post.

More actively, if you wish to support the DraftBot project, you can become a Premium member or vote for DraftBot on Top.gg.

Finally, simply talking about DraftBot around you, through word of mouth, also helps to make our project known. Don't hesitate to share your experience and opinions to make DraftBot more popular.

The most active and committed members are noticed and often thanked with a proposal for participation. Testing sessions for versions in development, roles for Support or Community can be entrusted.

A shard is a fragment of DraftBot, each managing a certain number of servers. The bot's activity is thus shared between several identical fractions of DraftBot in order to distribute the workload and keep the bot stable.