Could keep track of some things like

• Number of times certain words are used
• most active users
• users quickest to respond to announcements, stream going live, etc.
• etc.

For this issue, just adding a database is plenty, as long as it has one sample endpoint so that people can easily add more

Move each command into subfolders by command category. For example, the ping and server-info commands could under "User" while deletemessages could be under "Moderator" or "Admin".

There are some issues following the discord.js tutorial but building it in typescript. Sometimes when I try to change the require statements to imports, errors come up.
You can see in bot.ts as well as deletemessages.ts, there are still require statements. We should figure out how to change those to imports and fix the errors that come up.

change help command to dm the response and delete the command message.

look into making a util function that does this that can be called from anywhere

Add a help command to the bot that returns usage information for commands.

Have it iterate through the commands file, similar to how the bot does it, and print out command usage and information. Add this necessary information to each command file, where the name and description are. Make the description useful to know what the command does, and add the exact command to use with the prefix.

Also, ignore any commands that require permissions in this, unless the user has that permission.

Add at least one test as an example to make it easier for others
Add a section in the README about how to add and run tests