Extra info

• Installing the bot
• Finding your Bot Token
• Finding your Bot ID
• Inviting your Bot
• Installing NodeJS/npm
• Updating NodeJS
• Updating npm
• Installing git

Before you follow this, make sure you use NodeJS version 16.9.0 or higher and npm version 8 or higher. You can check your installed versions of both by running npm version

• git clone https://github.com/LIFEBOTDEV/ExampleBot.git
• cd ExampleBot
• npm install
• echo "BOT_TOKEN=YOUR_BOT_TOKEN" >> .env
• node .

• Go tho the Discord developer portal
• Click on New Application (assuming you don't already have one), give your bot a name and click on Create
• On the left side, click on Bot
• Click on Add Bot
• Now, you should see a new Build-A-Bot section. In the Token section of this, click on Copy.

NOTE: Do NOT share this token with anyone!

Make sure that you share a server with the bot you created. If this is not the case, go to the invite section.

• Enable the developer mode in Discord. Go to Settings > Advanced and enable it there
• Right click the bot in the server list
• Click on Copy ID

Make sure that you have already created a bot application. If not, follow the steps under Find the Bot Token.

• Go to the Discord developer portal and click on your application (bot)
• On the left side, click on OAuth2 -> URL Generator
• Select bot and application.commands
• In the Bot Permissions section, select Administrator
• Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Copy
• Now paste the copied url into a new tab and add the bot to your server

• Go to the NodeJS Website and download the current version
• Install the downloaded file. This includes npm

• Update Linux sudo apt-get update -y
• Download node with curl curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_16.x | sudo bash - (change the 16 to a different version if you wish to install a version of node that is not v16)
• Install node sudo apt install nodejs
• Verify installation node -v

If you have an older version of NodeJS you can update it. If you are on a Windows machine, use all commands without a sudo and execute the terminal with administrator permissions.

• npm cache clean -f
• sudo npm install -g n
• sudo n latest

• sudo npm install -g npm@latest

• Please follow the official npm guide for Windows

• Head to the official git website and download the Windows installer
• Install the downloaded file
• Start the git bash terminal instead of cmd and use it to perform git commands