"Unexpected token M in JSON at position 15" (SyntaxError) about discord-selfbot

[TheRacingLion]

Make sure that the token inside your config.json file is inside parentheses, and make sure that you are not missing any commas between lines. Most likely a problem on your end with the config file.

[Feyko]

The problem is with the parentheses i think. But i dont know where i need to place it. Can you show me, please ?

[GovernmentOfficial]

show an image of your config

[Aceheliflyer]

show an image of your config

Protect your token!

[GovernmentOfficial]

yes yes that is very important

[Feyko]

Here it is

[GovernmentOfficial]

first of all take away the ("") around the token and keep one of the quotes other then that I don't see a problem

[Feyko]

If i do that, the console return an error about a config error : Invalid ownerID. Must be a string of your Discord ID.

[GovernmentOfficial]

Your ownerID isnt your name and discrim. if you right click on your self and click copy id
thats your ownerID

[Feyko]

Ok thanks, this error is fixed. But now, the console return the same error than before : Unexpected token M in JSON at position 16

[TheRacingLion]

Mind showing a picture of the updated config file? With the token protected like you did before. There is most likely something else wrong with it.

[Feyko]

Yeah, sure :

[TheRacingLion]

Your token line should look like this:
"token": "Mteitdjgitgj",
and not like this:
"token": "("Mteitdjgitgj")",

Edit: When I said in the first comment parentheses, I meant to say quotation marks, blame my poor english. ;)

[Feyko]

YAY, THAT'S WORK ! Thanks !

[Feyko]

But now, i just wanted to create a command... and that's not working...
There is the code :

And the error :

[TheRacingLion]

// Optional comment string to describe the command.
module.exports = (self) => {
  self.registerCommand('mlem', function (msg, args) {
    this.embed(msg, { // Send an embed
      title: 'Embed title',
      description: 'Embed description',
      color: 4627433
    })
  })
}

This is taken from the command example in the readme. You placed some parentheses where they arent suppost to be and you are missing some closing brackets on some places. Also change deleteDelay to an actual number in milliseconds or just remove it from the code like in the example above. If at anytime the code of a command does not work, check it against the code examples from the readme to see what is wrong.