The bot didnt take a long time to make but it was a good practice working with JS and making a bot. I added 3 new commands, made the help list actually helpful and added a couple finishing touches and the bot is ready to ship.
/lrb-dice - rolls a dice with the number of selected faces/lrb-range - picks a random number from a range/lrb-coin - flips a coin/lrb-shuffle - shuffle a list of things/lrb-8ball - answers yes/no questions/lrb-password - generates a random password/lrb-choose - chooses a random entry/lrb-help - shows the help page/lrb-ping - checks bot latencyBecause I wanted to try a mission, I picked something I didnt work with at all before, I introduce to you:
Now featuring:
/lrb-dice - rolls a dice/lrb-range - picks a random number/lrb-8ball - gives you a random responseuse /lrb-help for help in #bot-help
So because some people said that adding a back button to the projects page would be good so I added it ![]()
100% revolutionary feature - status dot, all it does is react to my uptime kuma API and show the status of my services.
This took me too long to get it working because of CORS of all things but that is all fixed 
#Devlog #3
/projects now shows all my projects I have donerakon.qzz.io selfhosted on my serverrakon.qzz.io
Tailwind/React