Sweep: Add a detailed README.md in the examples/ directory
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julep/examples/discord-bot/main.py
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julep/examples/discord-bot/pyproject.toml
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julep/examples/discord-bot/tools.py
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Modify examples/discord-bot/README.md with contents:
• Start with a brief introduction to the discord-bot, mentioning that it's a minimal example bot built using the discord.py library and the Julep API for creating interactive Discord bots.
• Add a section titled "Requirements" where you list Python 3.10 or higher as a requirement (referenced from pyproject.toml) along with the discord.py and Julep SDK. Mention the need for a Discord bot token and GIPHY API key, as seen in main.py.
• Include a "Setup" section explaining how to clone the repository, navigate to the discord-bot directory, and install dependencies using Poetry by running `poetry install` (dependencies are listed in pyproject.toml).
• In the "Environment Variables" section, instruct users to create a .env file in the discord-bot directory with the variables `TOKEN`, `JULEP_API_KEY`, and `GIPHY_API_KEY`, as utilized in main.py.
• Add a "Running the Bot" section with instructions on how to start the bot using `poetry run python main.py`.
• Explain the functionality of the bot in a "Features" section, summarizing the bot's behavior as coded in main.py, such as responding to messages in a specific channel, generating GIFs based on keywords using the function in tools.py, and custom greetings for new members.
• Conclude with a "Contributing" section encouraging users to contribute to the example by submitting pull requests or issues to the main repository.--- +++ @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # Python Discord Bot -This is a starting point for making your own Discord bot using Python and the [discordpy](https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/) library. -Read [their getting-started guides](https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/#getting-started) to get the most out of this template. +This is a minimal example bot built using the discord.py library and the Julep API for creating interactive Discord bots. It serves as a starting point for making your own Discord bot. Read [their getting-started guides](https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/#getting-started) to get the most out of this template. ## Getting Started
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