• nodejs version 16.6 or higher, i recommend the latest STABLE version
• python version 3.8 or higher, to install the database enmap (better-sqlite3)
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1. Download the Source Code
   • either by: git clone https://github.com/Tomato6966/Multipurpose-discord-bot
   • or by downloading it as a zip from the releases or a branch

• To have your Bot able to play music, you need to connect it to a lavalink Station!*
• There are many public ones out there for example lavalink.eu* An example for a public configuration will be listed down below

1. Make sure Java 11 is installed on your System!
   • Click here for a Download for Linux
   • Click here for a Download for Windows ​
2. Download Lavalink.jar
   • here is a direct link: https://github.com/freyacodes/Lavalink/releases/download/3.4/Lavalink.jar
   • if you are on linux do this: wget https://github.com/freyacodes/Lavalink/releases/download/3.4/Lavalink.jar (prep: apt-get install -y wget)
3. Download application.yml
   • Download my example, it's the configuration for the lavalink.jar file!
   • here is a direct link: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/734517910025928765/934084553751015475/application.yml
   • if you are on linux do this: wget https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/734517910025928765/934084553751015475/application.yml (prep: apt-get install -y wget)
4. Now put application.yml and Lavalink.jar in the same folder and start it
   • To start lavalink type: java -jar Lavalink.jar
   • Make sure to keep your terminal Open!
   • If you want to use something like npm i -g pm2 to host it without keeping your terminal open type: pm2 start java -- -jar Lavalink.jar
5. The settings like password in application.yml and port must be provided in the botconfig/config.json of the Bot
   • If you used the default settings, than no adjust ments are needed and it should look like this:

   {
      "clientsettings": {
          "nodes": [
              {
                  "host": "localhost",
                  "port": 2333,
                  "password": "youshallnotpass"
              }
          ]
      }
   }

6. You don't want to host your own Lavalink?
   • then use something like this:

   {
      "clientsettings": {
          "nodes": [
              {
                  "host": "node01.lavalink.eu",
                  "port": 2333,
                  "password": "Raccoon"
              }
          ]
      }
   }

First i recommend using the .json Files, but if u want to have your API KEYS "hidden" aka more secure, you can also use .env, i created a example.env File which u should rename to .env and place in the keys etc. instead of in the config.json

1. Check 🎶 Music Requirements that you started lavalink / use a valid public lavalink station
2. Fill in all required data in ./botconfig/config.json NOTE: If you're on replit.com, it is exposed to everyone!(use .env instead)
3. Fill in all required data in the .json Files in ./social_log/ (./social_log/streamconfig.json & ./social_log/twitter.json), if you want the SOCIAL LOGS to work! (the key authToken in streamconfig is not needed to be filled in!)
4. You can adjust some settings in the other ./botconfig/*.json Files, BUT PLEASE KEEP MY CREDITS & ADS! This is the only way on how my hard work is "revenued"
5. Now start the bot by typing opening a cmd in that folder and type: node index.js or npm start * If you don't want to keep the terminal open or if you're on linux, check out pm2 (and my tutorial) and type: pm2 start --name Bot_Name index.js

1. ./botconfig/config.json
   • token you can get from: discord-Developers
   • memer_api you can get from: Meme-Development DC
   • spotify.clientSecret you can get from: Spotify-Developer
   • spotify.clientID you can get from: Spotify-Developer
2. ./social_log/streamconfig.json
   • twitch_clientID you can get from: Twitch-Developer (developer-console)
   • twitch_secret you can get from: Twitch-Developer (developer-console)
   • authToken is not required to be filled in --> will be done automatically
3. ./social_log/twitter.json
   • consumer_key you can get from: twitter Developers
   • consumer_secret you can get from: twitter Developers
   • access_token you can get from: twitter Developers
   • access_token_secret you can get from: twitter Developers