DailyNode Docs

Getting started with DailyNode

A quick reference for installing DailyNode, configuring your server, and using the most common commands.

1. Invite the bot

Click Add DailyNode to Discord and select your server.
Grant permission for the bot to read and send messages.
Choose or create a text channel where daily LeetCode problems should be posted.

2. Configure your server

Server admins can run these commands in any channel the bot can see.

/setleetcodechannel – choose the channel where DailyNode posts the daily problem.
/settime – set the daily posting time for your timezone.
/setdifficulty – pick which mix of Easy, Medium, and Hard problems you want.

3. Practice and reminders

These commands are for anyone on the server who wants to practice.

/todayleetcode – fetch today's problem immediately.
/practice – start a practice session.
/myquestion – see the problem you're currently working on.
/remindme / /reminderoff – turn personal reminders on or off.
/mydifficulty or /mysettings – view your current preferences.

4. Self‑hosting notes

DailyNode runs on Node.js with Discord.js, Supabase, and a simple scheduler. If you're self‑hosting, keep your bot token and database credentials in environment variables and make sure your container or process manager restarts the bot automatically.