Hosting Discord.js v14 Bots on NodeFlux Applications // NodeFlux Docs

Deploy modern Discord.js v14 bots using gateway intents, environment variables, and event handlers. ## Steps 1. Prepare your Discord bot project locally and ensure package.json specifies "node": ">=18.0.0". 2. Include re NodeFlux documentation for free Minecraft, Node.js and application hosting.

Deploy modern Discord.js v14 bots using gateway intents, environment variables, and event handlers. ## Steps 1. Prepare your Discord bot project locally and ensure package.json specifies "node": ">=18.0.0". 2. Include re

Deploy modern Discord.js v14 bots using gateway intents, environment variables, and event handlers. ## Steps 1. Prepare your Discord bot project locally and ensure package.json specifies "node": ">=18.0.0". 2. Include required dependencies in package.json: "discord.js": "^14.0.0". 3. Use process.env.DISCORD_TOKEN for authentication rather than hardcoding tokens in code. 4. Upload project files to NodeFlux Node.js service using SFTP or panel File Manager (exclude node_modules). 5. Configure DISCORD_TOKEN in the service Environment Variables panel. 6. Install dependencies via panel package installer or npm ci workflow. 7. Set entry point script (e.g., node index.js) and start the service. 8. Verify bot signs online in your Discord server and logs clean gateway connection. ## Notes - Ensure required Gateway Intents (e.g., Message Content, Guild Members) are enabled in the Discord Developer Portal. - Node.js services automatically restart if your bot process crashes due to unhandled promise rejections.