Suno Music Discord Bot

This repo hosts a discord.js bot that can convert images and videos into generative AI songs. It scrapes Suno.com in the background in order to create songs.

• Send 1-3 images and mention the genre and vibe of the song you want
• Send a 3-15 second video and mention the genre and vibe of the song you want
• Use a text description in order to describe the output you want in detail
• Add hashtags in order to offer more context about the image/video you send and further customize your song
• Run the bot with or without Docker

Requirements

You need to have node.js, Docker and Heroku CLI installed on your machine.

Setup

Clone this repository and cd into it. Then, install all dependencies:

npm install

Supabase Setup

This bot saves user information (Discord ID, information passed in / commands) on Supabase. After you set up your Supabase account and create a new project, you need to create a couple tables and assign a schema to each of them. You can execute the SQL scripts in ./sql/ to set everything up.

Wiping All Resources

If you want to delete absolutely everything from Supabase, you can execute this script with the SQL Editor: ./sql/wipe_resources.sql.

Environment Variables

You'll need to create a .env file and place it at the root of the directory. In it, you need to put the following variables:

• DISCORD_TOKEN: the token you get from your developer dashboard. The bot uses this to connect to Discord
• CLIENT_ID: your bot's client ID, taken from the Discord developer dashboard
• GUILD_ID: the main guild where you wanna deploy updates for your bot, taken from the Discord developer dashboard
• OPENAI_API_KEY: the OpenAI key your bot uses in order to call GPT and get a song prompt which it will then use to create a song

Run the Bot

The simplest way to run the bot is to execute the following:

npm run start-local

Running in Docker

If you want to run the bot in Docker:

docker build -t suno-discord-bot
docker run -it suno-discord-bot

Running on Heroku

If you want to deploy to Heroku using the CLI:

heroku login
heroku create suno-discord-bot
heroku git:remote -a suno-discord-bot
heroku buildpacks:set heroku/nodejs -a suno-discord-bot
heroku buildpacks:add --index 1 https://github.com/jonathanong/heroku-buildpack-ffmpeg-latest.git --app suno-discord-bot

At this point you need to set up all the environment variables on your Heroku app dashboard under Settings > Config Vars. Then, you can do:

git add .
git commit -am "Launch commit"
git push heroku master

If you wanna check your deployment logs, execute:

heroku logs --app suno-discord-bot

If instead you want to monitor incoming logs, execute:

heroku logs --tail --app suno-discord-bot