Create an .env file in the top level folder:
Set these env vars to be the token for server and the token for your bot/application to allow connection
DISCORD_SERVER=<server_id>
DISCORD_TOKEN=<token_id>
If you want to test/dev with a second (test) bot/application you can set the following optional env vars:
DEBUG_MODE=1
DISCORD_TOKEN_TEST=<alternate_token_id>
This 2 application setup allows to test new changes on a dev/test bot whilst the prod bot is still online.
However you can set the DISCORD_TOKEN_TEST token to be the same as your DISCORD_TOKEN.
use docker-compose up to start the robot
use docker-compose up -d to start the robot in detached mode
use docker-compose down to stop the robot
use docker-compose logs robot to print the logs from the docker container
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