While the release is marked stable, a large part of the code remains untested. The main goal of the release is to provide a hotfix for the LOAD_FAILED errors. Spotify support is temporarily disabled due to internal changes and will be added back in a subsequent version.

Quaver is available for public use here, and its dashboard is available here. Keep in mind that this instance of Quaver will only run the latest stable version.

Quaver utilizes Discord's built-in slash commands, buttons, select menus, modals, and more. After deploying the commands, type / into your chat to list Quaver's commands.

As Quaver is designed to be as user-friendly as possible, users should be able to immediately understand how a function works within Quaver without having to read any documentation.

• Node.js v16.9.0 (or higher)
• Lavalink (latest release is preferred)

Please note the connection details of your Lavalink instance. You will need to specify them in settings.json later.

• Bot token from Discord

1. Clone the repository
2. Make a copy of settings.example.json and rename it to settings.json
3. Edit the fields in settings.json as necessary

Refer to CONFIGURATION.md for a detailed explanation on configuration.

4. Run npm ci to install packages required to run Quaver
5. Run npm run build to compile the source code
6. Run npm run slash-deploy to deploy slash commands
7. Run npm start to start Quaver

I cannot guarantee anything. However, the chances of getting into legal trouble is slim if your bot is used privately. I would still exercise caution when hosting any music bot.

I'll consider it! Submit an issue here and I'll be happy to take a look.

Slash commands are defined when running npm run slash-deploy.

This means that slash command descriptions will follow the language set in settings.json (defaultLocaleCode key), and not the language set through the /settings command.

You need to re-deploy the commands using npm run slash-deploy for the new locale to take effect.

Due to Discord's limitations and the localizations we have, we don't currently use Discord's localized command name & description functionality. This may be worked on in the future.

Yes! As of 5.0.0, Quaver has a web dashboard add-on available here. Please note that this is an optional addon and is not required to run Quaver normally.

Take a look at our Crowdin project.

Refer to CONTRIBUTING.md.