This bot was made for handling tags for the BytesToBits Discord server.

1. Clone the repository
2. Create an enums.py file inside the core folder.
3. Edit the file and fill in the following values:

from typing import ClassVar

class Bot:
    TOKEN: ClassVar[str] = "your-bot-token"
    DEV_TOKEN: ClassVar[str] = "test-bot-token" # (OPTIONAL TO RUN WITH THE DEV FLAG)
    GUILDS: ClassVar[str] = [1234] # the server IDs to register slash commands
    MONGO_URI: ClassVar[str] = "mongo-uri" # the mongo DB URI, view below for how to create a free mongo DB

4. Do the following commands:

• Install poetry dependencies

poetry install

• Run the project

poetry run python3 main.py

• Alternatively, if you want to run the bot with the DEV_TOKEN

poetry run python3 main.py --dev

You can get a free 500MB Database from MongoDB Atlas. That will last for a really long time.

Head over to Atlas and create a new account. You will then be greeted with this panel.

Select the FREE one and give it a name. Follow these steps;

• Go to Database Access section under the Security tab and click + ADD NEW USER. Give it Read and write to any database permissions so the bot can properly store the data. Give it a username and a secure password. Save the password only.
• To allow the bot to actually access the database, you should whitelist all IP's. Go to Network Access section under the Security tab and click + ADD IP ADDRESS. Click the Allow Access From Everywhere and 0.0.0.0/0 should appear in the Whitelist Entry. If it doesn't, enter it manually. Lastly, click confirm.
• Time to connect to the Database! Go to Cluster under the DATA STORAGE tab. If your database is still setting up, please wait until it's done! Once it is, click the CONNECT button and Connect Your Application. Copy a link that looks like this; mongodb+srv:https://<username>:<password>@cluster0.r4nd0m.mongodb.net/myFirstDatabase?retryWrites=true&w=majority
• Lastly, remove the myFirstDatabase?retryWrites=true&w=majority part and replace <username> with your user's name (sometimes it is already replaced in if there's only one user), and <password> with your saved password.
• Your database is done!

If you wish to contribute to the bot, please make sure you have a reason to do so. Avoid any small commits such as, renaming variables, changing the way a function works with no benefit, and such. And make sure your commit messages are short but descriptive.

Read this article to learn more