📊 Poller Bot 📊

Poller is a self-hosted Discord bot for running polls in your community. Built for server owners who want a clean, flexible polling system with live results and full admin control.

🗳️ Features

• Persistent admin dashboard with tabbed navigation (Overview, Polls, Closed Polls, Audit Log, Settings)
• Three poll types — Yes/No, Multiple Choice, and Rating with live visual vote bars
• Schedule polls to open and close at specific UTC times
• Role controls — restrict who can vote per-poll, ping roles when a poll goes live
• Multi-vote — let voters pick multiple options on choice polls
• Require reason — voters must write a reason when casting their vote
• Auto thread — automatically opens a discussion thread on each poll message
• Max voters — automatically closes a poll once a set number of votes are cast
• Result DM — sends the poll creator full results when a poll closes
• Tie breaker — configurable: do nothing, randomly pick a winner, or launch a run-off poll with only the tied options
• Reopen closed polls with a new close date — all existing votes preserved
• Pin and unpin closed poll messages directly from the dashboard
• Paginated audit log of every admin action
• Vote and dashboard message recovery on deletion
• All polls and config stored in SQLite — nothing is lost on restart
• Full multi-guild support

⚙️ Commands

/setup Create or move the admin dashboard to a channel

All poll creation and management is done through the dashboard — no other commands needed.

🔐 Restricting Access

/setup requires Administrator by default. You can grant it to specific roles without giving them full admin — go to Server Settings > Integrations > Poller and configure per-command role access.

📋 Requirements

• Node.js 24+
• Discord bot token

🚀 Setup

• Download and extract the files
• Run npm install
• Fill in your .env file:

• Run npm start
• Use /setup #your-admin-channel to create the dashboard

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🔄 Updating

• Stop the bot
• Delete the src/ folder
• Copy in the new src/ folder and overwrite package.json, CHANGELOG, and README.md
• Delete the node_modules/ folder and package-lock.json file
• Run npm install
• Start the bot (npm start)

Your .env and db/ files are not touched — all settings and data are preserved.