Komada is a modular framework for bots built on top of Discord.js. It offers an extremely easy installation, downloadable commands, and a framework to build your own commands, modules, and functions.

Komada is the Croatian word for "pieces", such as puzzle pieces. As usual to find my software name I just shove english words in a translator and see what comes out. But why "pieces"? Because Komada is modular, meaning each "piece" is a standalone part that can be easily replaced, enhanced, reloaded, removed.

Time to take the plunge! Komada is on NPM and can be easily installed.

I assume you know how to open a command prompt in a folder where you want to install this. Please don't prove me wrong.

npm install --save komada

Create a file called app.js (or whatever you prefer) which will initiate and configure Komada.

const komada = require('komada');
komada.start({
  "botToken": "your-bot-token",
  "ownerID" : "your-user-id",
  "clientID": "the-invite-app-id",
  "prefix": "+",
  "clientOptions": {
    "fetchAllMembers": true
  }
});

• botToken: The MFA token for your bot. To get this, please see This discord.js Getting Started Guide, which explains how to create the bot and get the token.
• ownerID: The User ID of the bot owner - you. This gives you the highest possible access to the bot's default commands, including eval! To obtain it, enable Developer Mode in Discord, right-click your name and do "Copy ID".
• clientID: The bot's client ID obtained from the same place you got the token. It's at the top of the page!
• prefix: The default prefix when the bot first boots up. This option becomes useless after first boot, since the prefix is written to the default configuration system.
• clientOptions: These are passed directly to the discord.js library. They are optional. For more information on which options are available, see ClientOptions in the discord.js docs.

For all you selfbot users out there, you can add a option ('selfbot': true) to have Komada enabled for selfbot usage. i.e. only respond to commands from you.

Then, run the following in your folder:

npm install
node --harmony app.js

Requirements: Requires Node 7 or higher to run. Depends on Discord.js v11 or higher (the appropriate version is automatically installed).