Kanin's BotBaseLeaderboards
The public XP leaderboard
Every server that uses the Levels module has a public leaderboard page on the dashboard. Anyone can open it without logging in. Its address is the dashboard's address followed by the server's vanity (for example /demo) or its numeric ID.
The page shows:
- The server's name, icon and member count at the top.
- Combined, Text and Voice tabs, to rank members by all XP, message XP or voice XP.
- One row per member: their rank, name and avatar, a bar with their progress to the next level (such as
3,905 / 7,580 XP), their total XP and message count, and their level. Scroll down to load more. - How to Earn XP: how much XP a message and a minute in voice give, and the cooldown between messages that earn XP.
- Role Rewards: the roles you get at each level, grouped by reward track, with how many members have each role. A track may only apply to members with a certain role ("requires @Verified").
In Discord, /leaderboard shows the same ranking, and /rank and /profile show your own place. See Using Commands.
Note
The leaderboard is public whenever the server has Levels turned on, and your name, avatar and XP appear on it. The analytics opt-out in your account settings does not apply to levels XP. To be removed, delete your account or ask the server's staff to reset your XP.
Members who left
A server can hide members who have left from its leaderboard. Its managers then see a Current members / All members switch at the top to show them anyway.
Leaderboards posted in Discord
The Analytics module can post leaderboards in a channel on a schedule, ranking members by activity such as messages or voice time over a period. These count activity analytics, so they only include members who are still linked to their recent activity: members who opted out of analytics are left out, and activity older than the server's anonymization window (30 days by default) is not attributed to anyone. See The anonymization window.