Updated the title, it’s now more specific to what it actually is.
Just saying, instead of ```js
if(err) { return console.error(err) };
You can do:
if (err) return console.error(err);
Saves a bit of space 
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It’s just a force of habit haha.
Newly commented code is now here, I’m sorry it took me so long, kinda forgot I made this LOL.
Do I put the project as a hello-express, hello-webpage, or hello-sqlite?
hello-express, since it’s a node app
Alright, thanks alot, I’m making a multi-purpose verification, ban and now INFO bot for my community!
use repl.it, not glitch, and all you’re doing is gettting data from an already made package. To keep the bot online, you have to keep pinging the address every 30 min. To keep pinging it, use UptimeRobot. Glitch automatically disables projects when they go inactive, so it is not a good option, Repl.it however, does nothing of the sort, and has a better interface. This does not actually show how its found, just uses an already made library and slaps on an extra few lines.
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Glitch will also ban you for pinging now.
Which is why i said use repl.it
I do use it now, I noticed it was much better.
Could you show me a gif or a picture of what the bot shows? Also is it possible for the bot to have a verification system like Bloxlink?
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