Example .env and better install instruction
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token=your.token
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clientId=botClientId
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guildId=DevGuildId
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readme.md
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npm install
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```
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To run the bot either use pm2
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To run the bot for the first time you need to execute [deploy-commands.js](deploy-commands.js) so the commands can be registered, don't forget to set your .env accordingly.
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``node deploy-commands.js``
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then you can just run it normally.
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``node index.js``
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If you want to run the bot automatically you can use pm2
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```
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npm install -g pm2
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pm2 start index.js --name (insert name)
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```
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or with node ``node index.js``
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If on linux you can also do
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If you are on linux and don't need automatic restart on crash you can just do
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``nohup node index.js &``
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## Built With
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