Dissonance is a simple, idiomatic python framework for building Discord bots of all shapes and sizes.

In it's infancy

You will need Python 2.7, 3.4 or 3.5 and setuptools. If you want, you can install Dissonance in a virtual environment.

Install dissonance (and his built in modules) with pip:

$ pip install dissonance dissonance-modules

This will install dissonance, and his dependencies. It will also give you the dissonance command which can be used to create an initial dissonance configuration, and run the bot. Let's create an instance of dissonance in the folder "mydissonance":

$ dissonance init mydissonance

If you want to use dissonance with heroku, or just have your Dissonance instance inside of a git repository, the newly created directory has everything you need: the configuration file, a few sample modules, a .gitignore file (so that you can safely add everything to git).

$ cd mydissonance
$ git init
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Dissonance's initial commit."

Next, open up the config.py file and add your Discord credentials to dissonance_opts.

Now you can run Dissonance by simply calling:

$ dissonance run

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