v3.0.0

This release is a major stability and architecture update: a full codebase restructure, Lavalink music playback, stronger dashboard and ticket systems, database key migration, and several command and logging fixes.

What's New

Music Playback

• Lavalink v4 integration via Riffy for Spotify, YouTube, Deezer, Apple Music, and more
• New commands:
  • /play
  • /join
  • /queue
  • /nowplaying
  • /music with playback controls (pause, resume, skip, shuffle, loop, volume, seek, 24/7 mode)
• Interactive music player buttons for queue and playback management
• Prefix shortcuts for common music actions (join, np, leave, pause, resume, skip, stop, volume, music)
• Configurable Lavalink nodes via lavalink/nodes.json, LAVALINK_NODES, or single-node environment variables
• Optional self-hosted Lavalink using Docker Compose (--profile local-lavalink)

Project Restructure

• Major internal reorganization into feature-based folders
• Database utilities split into dedicated modules:
• Logging helpers moved to utils/logging/
• Ticket utilities moved to utils/ticket/
• Leveling and moderation services separated into dedicated modules

Stability & Dashboard Improvements

• Panel health monitoring with automatic startup reconciliation
• Shared dashboard session helper for improved multi-step interactions
• Improved ticket dashboard with panel status guards and repost workflow
• Enhanced verification and reaction-role dashboards
• Automatic level role synchronization on startup
• Improved greet dashboard reliability and welcome embed validation

Moderation

• New /say command for moderators
• Prefix permission enforcement aligned with configured moderator roles
• Configuration Wizard modRole now controls moderation command access
• Improved moderation hierarchy validation
• Clearer error messages for users

Database & Migration

• Canonical guild-scoped database key format
• Automatic startup key migration
• New migration scripts:
  • npm run migrate:keys
  • npm run migrate:keys:dry
• PostgreSQL schema versioning
• Improved database wrapper
• Better fallback handling between PostgreSQL and in-memory storage

Developer Experience

• Added CONTRIBUTING.md
• Updated Docker setup with Lavalink support
• Improved .env.example
• Dependency updates and vulnerability fixes

Breaking Changes

• Search commands consolidated under /search
  • /define → /search define
  • /google → /search google
  • /urban → /search urban
• Internal service paths changed after the project restructure
• Legacy flat service files removed or relocated
• Database keys migrated to the new guild-scoped format

Bug Fixes

• Fixed stale guildConfig import paths
• Fixed logEmbeds moderation import path
• Fixed ticket close permission checks
• Fixed ticket button handler stability
• Fixed prefix kick member cache resolution
• Fixed greet dashboard crashes and counter updates
• Reduced Lavalink reconnect and error log spam
• General stability, performance, and dashboard interaction improvements

Full Changelog

v2.1.0...v3.0.0

v2.0.0

This release introduces prefix command support, a redesigned configuration wizard, interactive command management, dashboard improvements, and a major logging overhaul.

What's New

Prefix Commands

• Most commands now support both slash and prefix usage (!kick, !ban, !balance, etc.)
• Command aliases supported (!bal, !lb, !h, and more)
• Improved usage messages with proper role and channel mentions

Configuration Wizard (/configwizard)

• New interactive server configuration dashboard
• Guided DM setup process for administrators

Command Management (/commands)

• Enable or disable individual commands or entire categories
• Interactive dashboard for managing command access
• Core commands are protected from accidental disabling

Logging Overhaul

• Cleaner, more consistent logging embeds
• Improved ticket feedback logging
• Better message edit and delete logs
• Unified embed styling across logging systems

Counting Game (/count)

• New counting game with setup, reset, disable, and leaderboard support
• Multiple counting channels supported

Dashboard Improvements

• New Economy Dashboard for server management
• Improved Leveling Dashboard with role reward configuration
• Enhanced Logging Dashboard
• Better warning management tools
• Expanded Join-to-Create channel templates

Breaking Changes

• Removed commands: /overview, /fact, /mock, /reverse, /ship, /wanted, /movie, /activity
• Logging embed formatting has been redesigned
• Several legacy internal services have been removed or consolidated

Bug Fixes

• Fixed prefix command response issues
• Fixed duplicate usage and error messages
• Fixed welcome and goodbye message handling
• Fixed dashboard interaction issues
• General stability and performance improvements

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1

v1.1.1

This release introduces Docker support with a published package, alongside a wave of critical bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements across the bot.

What's New

Docker Support

• Official Docker image now available, deploy TitanBot with a single docker run or docker-compose up
• Docker image is automatically built and published via CI/CD on every release
• Fixed image push pipeline to ensure the published image is always up to date

Critical Bug Fixes

• Applied a series of critical and warning-level fixes across multiple subsystems
• Fixed errors in the welcome and goodbye message system
• Made the help command embed title dynamic instead of hardcoded
• Various stability and correctness fixes across core features

Docker Hosting Setup Guide

For setup instructions, see the updated README.

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1

v1.1.0

This release introduces a complete redesign of the user setup and configuration experience, featuring new dashboard commands and live customization capabilities.

What's New

Dashboard Commands

• New interactive dashboard commands for live bot customization
• Real-time configuration updates without restarting
• Streamlined user onboarding experience

Redesigned Setup Flow

• Completely refactored user setup and configuration process
• Improved UX with clearer configuration steps
• Better organization of configuration options

Quick Setup

View the "Touchpoint" Youtube channel (more information can be found in the #README.md

Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies
3. Add your Discord bot token, client id, guild id to the configuration
4. Start the bot

git clone https://github.com/codebymitch/TitanBot.git
cd TitanBot
npm install
npm start

v1.0.0 → v1.1.0 Migration Guide

1. Backup database
   npm run backup:db

2. Update code
   git pull origin main

3. Install dependencies
   npm install

4. Apply migrations
   npm run migrate

5. Start bot
   npm start

Railway Hosting Migration Guide

1. Sync fork with upstream

• Go to your forked repository on GitHub
• Click the "Sync fork" button
• Pull latest changes from main

2. Railway auto-deploys

• Railway should automatically redeploy when you sync
• Wait for deployment to complete (check Railway dashboard)

3. Reinvite bot to Discord (optional)

• Remove bot from your server
• Use your bot's invite link to reinvite

4. Verify

• Check Railway logs for startup messages
• Test a command in Discord

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

v1.0.0 – Initial Release

This is the first public release of TitanBot, a Discord bot designed to provide useful utilities and moderation features for Discord servers.

Features

• Advanced and diverse command structure
• Advanced Security support
• Slash command support
• Advanced Logging system
• Easy configuration and setup

Quick Setup

View the "Touchpoint" Youtube channel (more information can be found in the README.md

Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies
3. Add your Discord bot token to the configuration
4. Start the bot

git clone https://github.com/codebymitch/TitanBot.git
cd TitanBot
npm install
npm start