Many games have discord verifier, where you enter your name to verify yourself in group, I asked many of them, and they told they won’t use node.js, glitch.com, github or noblox.js, but they are not telling how, can anyone help me tell how to make it?
A few things you need to know, you will more than likely need a cookie log into the API, I’d recommend using glitch because it has fairly secure environment variables. If you’d like something more advanced maybe you could also use docker. Or if you’re feeling extra daring, you could also use heroku which unfortunately doesn’t have any internal database support without, so keep that in mind.
Another sidenote is that there are bots that already do what you described such as Bloxy, RoVer, RoVerified, etc.
However making your own bot to function in-game isn’t too hard.
I’d recommend using the package “express”, despite its flaws it offers quite a simple means of making requests.
If you’re a beginner I’d also like to direct you to the quick.db module, which is a very simple SQLite wrapper.
I’d like to give examples, but it’s honestly a little bit of a lengthy process for me to really get into right now but overall, you just need to make a bot account for discord, and one on Roblox (make sure it has limited permissions, since supplying a cookie on your main can lead to some serious security risks, not to mention a hastle when you’re using that account to log in while also using a bot).
You’re going to want to make a command like “!verify” with a user argue, which you are going to use your Roblox client module of choice to check if the user exists supplied. Then you generate a string of random safe words (for hopefully avoiding the filter, mind you if your intent is to avoid under 13 users from having their bio filtered, remember that it’s against the ToS of Discord for users under 13 to use their service). Then you will want verify the user by checking their bio, and then you can finally rank them once those conditions are met.
In my experience the nodejs bloxy module is a lot nicer compared to noblox, with the exception of not being as documented.
However, the roblox python module is probably the best, which you can pair with flask to get a web server.