Python Discord bot hosting (discord.py, Pycord, nextcord)

What is supported

• Python 3.12, with the libraries pip installs: discord.py, Pycord, nextcord…
• ffmpeg and libopus already installed, for music and voice bots (discord.py[voice]).
• A website next to your bot (Flask, FastAPI…): it gets a PORT variable and an HTTPS address.
• Databases: SQLite in your files (kept), or PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis created in 1 click.

Project structure

my-bot/
├── requirements.txt    ← your modules
├── main.py             ← entry file
├── .env                ← TOKEN=...
├── cogs/
└── data/               ← SQLite, JSON…

requirements.txt: your modules

Modules are installed from requirements.txt at startup, every time it has changed. Without this file nothing is installed: the panel warns you.

discord.py>=2.4
python-dotenv>=1.0

import os
import discord
from dotenv import load_dotenv

load_dotenv()
client = discord.Client(intents=discord.Intents.default())

@client.event
async def on_ready():
    print(f"Logged in as {client.user}")

client.run(os.environ["TOKEN"])

The entry file

Invokara runs the first one found among main.py, bot.py and app.py. The Files tab shows the chosen command, and you can pick another file there.

Token and variables

Your .env is loaded automatically: os.environ["TOKEN"] works, with or without python-dotenv. You can also save the token in the Variables tab, where it is encrypted and takes priority over the .env.

The most common errors

The panel detects common errors and explains them in the console. See also the Troubleshooting page.