Fergun

Fergun is an utility bot/application with lots of useful commands.

You can invite Fergun to your Discord server clicking here.

Have any questions or need help with the bot? Join the support server.

Features

• Translate text from and to more than 140 languages using a robust translation module that is powered by popular translators from Google Translate, Microsoft Translator and Yandex Translate
• Image search from Google, DuckDuckGo and Brave
• Reverse image search from Bing and Yandex
• Perform OCR to images using Bing and Yandex
• Perform text-to-speech using Google and Microsoft Azure
• Translate a text multiple times using different translators for bad translations
• Get complete definitions of words from Dictionary.com
• Get complete solutions to your problems using Wolfram Alpha
• Get inspirational quotes from InspiroBot
• Search or get random definitions from Urban Dictionary
• Search and get Wikipedia articles
• Search and get music lyrics from Genius Musixmatch
• Search YouTube videos
• Get user information and server/global/default avatar
• Generate images of colors
• 2 supported languages (English and Spanish)
• Support for localized output (like localized results) in most commands
• And more coming soon™️

Setup

0. Prerequisites

• A Discord bot application (You can create one here).
• .NET 6 SDK

1. Build and run the bot

• Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/d4n3436/Fergun.git

• Build the bot:

  cd Fergun
  dotnet build -c Release
  

• Go to the build output folder:

  cd src/bin/Release/net6.0
  

• Open appsettings.json with a text editor and set the application token:

  {
      "Startup":
      {
          "Token": "put your token here"
      }
  }

• Start the bot by double clicking Fergun.exe or with the command dotnet Fergun.dll.

  The application should create the SQLite database automatically and start the bot.

• To start using Fergun, simply type / in a server with the bot and use its commands.

Contributing

Feel free to report bugs or request new features via issues or pull requests. Requesting new commands may or may not be accepted depending on the utility and usability of that command.

License

Fergun is licensed under the MIT license.