Discord has become a central hub for crypto communities to gather, share information, and manage projects. By incorporating live token prices directly into these communities, members can access timely market data without leaving their community environment.
Mobula API enables the integration of real-time token prices into a Discord server, enhancing engagement and providing immediate value to its members. This guide will detail how to set up a Discord bot using Mobula API to display token prices.
Set up your bot on Discord
Invite Your Bot to Your Server
Create the Bot Script
Run Your Bot
.env
file in the same directory with your bot token and API key:Deploy the Bot
Choose a hosting service such as Heroku for easy setup and a free tier suitable for small projects, AWS (Amazon Web Services) for robust services like EC2 or Elastic Beanstalk that are scalable, or DigitalOcean for affordable and scalable Droplets for larger deployments.
Deployment Process
heroku login
heroku create
git push heroku master
heroku ps:scale web=0 worker=1
Procfile
in your project root that looks like this: worker: node bot.js
Perform Functional Testing
Continuous Monitoring and Maintenance
Having issue integrating your API key? Reach out to us, response times < 1h.
Discord has become a central hub for crypto communities to gather, share information, and manage projects. By incorporating live token prices directly into these communities, members can access timely market data without leaving their community environment.
Mobula API enables the integration of real-time token prices into a Discord server, enhancing engagement and providing immediate value to its members. This guide will detail how to set up a Discord bot using Mobula API to display token prices.
Set up your bot on Discord
Invite Your Bot to Your Server
Create the Bot Script
Run Your Bot
.env
file in the same directory with your bot token and API key:Deploy the Bot
Choose a hosting service such as Heroku for easy setup and a free tier suitable for small projects, AWS (Amazon Web Services) for robust services like EC2 or Elastic Beanstalk that are scalable, or DigitalOcean for affordable and scalable Droplets for larger deployments.
Deployment Process
heroku login
heroku create
git push heroku master
heroku ps:scale web=0 worker=1
Procfile
in your project root that looks like this: worker: node bot.js
Perform Functional Testing
Continuous Monitoring and Maintenance
Having issue integrating your API key? Reach out to us, response times < 1h.