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TSCord Website

Ever wanted an easy-to-setup front homepage for your discord bot? TSCord Website is here for you!

This Next.js full static website is meant to be used with a bot created from the tscord bot template.

Click on the use this template button
Clone your newly created repo
Fill the .env.example with the API URL and API key of your tscord based bot and then rename it .env
Fill the config.json as you want
Make sure your bot is running and that the API is accessible
Run npm run build

Then you have two options for the deployment:

Just run npm run start and you will be able to access the website using the port of the next.js server. This is the simpliest way to run the website, and it will enable ISR on the website, which permit to keep the advantage of a static website while refreshing the data and rebuilding automaticaly individual pages every X time (by default: 12 hours). But the main downside is the need of a next.js server instance to be running 24/7.
The other solution is to run npm run export, which will create a full static version of the website with no need of a next.js server instance to run in the background. This command exports the website in the out directory, and you'll next have the choice of deploying this directory anywhere you want (e.g: Github Pages, CDN, the /var/www folder of your private server, etc).

In this solution, and as a contrast with the other, the main downside is that you'll have to re-build and re-deploythe website each time your data (list of commands, articles, etc) change. You can still resolve this by automating all of this with a well configured CI/CD ecosystem (e.g: Github Actions, cron jobs on your server or on your bot, etc). It will take you more effort for sure, but will result in the best of the two solutions!