no - no
m - more
i - invisible (characters)
A zero-config Discord bot to prevent users from bypassing automod (bots).
Nomi uses invisible-character-detector in the back-end.
Users can easily bypass Discord's built-in automod system with a single character, such as a soft hyphen, and there are 21 more characters that can be abused.
Nomi offers a straight forward approach to solving this. It checks if the bot's role is above the highest role of the member who sent a message. If it's above, then it will check the message for these bypassable characters and deletes it if found.
If you wish for Nomi not to reply with these messages (as shown in the image above), simply don't include the send messages permission.
Invite the hosted bot here.
Create an application on the developer portal, generate a new bot token and copy it.
Ensure you have Docker installed for this installation method.
# Pull the Docker image
docker pull ghcr.io/ari-party/nomi:latest
docker run -d --name nomi -e TOKEN="REPLACE_ME_WITH_BOT_TOKEN" ghcr.io/ari-party/nomi:latest
# `-d detached`, it will run in the background
# `--name nomi`, assign a name to prevent a random name
# `-e TOKEN="..."`, add the TOKEN enviroment variable, keep the quotes when replacing
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/ari-party/nomi.git
or download a ZIP. -
Make sure the latest LTS version of Node.js is installed alongside the latest version of npm.
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Install the dependencies with
npm install
orpnpm install
if you are using pnpm (😎). -
Copy or rename the
.env.example
file to.env
and open it with your preferred editor. -
Paste your bot token after
TOKEN=
. (It would look something likeTOKEN=MTI...
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Start the bot with
npm run start
orpnpm start
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- Read Messages/View Channels
- Manage Messages
- Send Messages