Hi so there really isn't much to the problem above I just need to know how to separate the settings on one server from the settings on another server. Here is the code I am currently using!
client.on('message', (msg) => {
if (msg.content == `${prefix}setup`) {
msg.channel.send('To set the prefix use !prefix set (the prefix)');
msg.channel.send('To set the code prefix use !prefix code (the prefix preferably your yt name)');
msg.channel.send('Make sure to set the channel for early code release/access use !early set (id of the channel)');
} else if (msg.content.startsWith(`${prefix}prefix set`)) {
prefix = msg.content.replace(`${prefix}prefix set`, '').trim()
console.log(prefix)
msg.channel.send('Prefix Changed!')
} else if (msg.content.startsWith(`${prefix}prefix code`)) {
name = msg.content.replace(`${prefix}prefix code`, '').trim()
console.log(name)
client.channels.cache.get(early).send(`Prefix set to ${name}`)
code = `New code is ${name}${Math.floor(Math.random() * 101)}`
client.channels.cache.get(early).send(`${code}`);
} else if (msg.content.startsWith(`${prefix}early set`)) {
early = msg.content.replace(`${prefix}early set`, '').trim()
console.log(early)
msg.channel.send('Early Channel Changed!')
} else if (msg.content == `${prefix}new code`) {
code = `code is ${name}${Math.floor(Math.random() * 101)}`
msg.channel.send(`New ${code}`)
}
});
You would need a database for individual server settings. Thankfully, this is very easy to do. You can use discord-prefix.
Discord Prefix is a simple Node.js module that lets you efficiently manage custom prefixes for your discord bot
npm i discord-prefix
Hoped this helped!