Create a bot from the given YAML file.
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When beginning with YamlToBot, simply run the Jar file and it should automatically generate a default configuration file that looks something like this:
activity: "YamlToBot"
commands:
-
description: "Play Ping Pong!"
enabled: "true"
message:
- "pong!"
name: "ping"
-
builtin: "true"
description: "Shows a list of commands."
enabled: "true"
message:
- "Commands:"
- "%cmd% | %desc%"
name: "help"
script: "HelpCommand"
usage: "::help <command name>"
name: "MyFirstBot"
prefix: "::"
token: 123456789012345678To get started, all you have to do is fill out the "token" option in the config with your bot's token. If your using Discord, then this will be your bot's Client Secret. If you are using Twitch, this will be your bot's application OAuth token. For a more in-depth tutorial for getting started, visit the wiki.
| Name | Author | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| eo-yaml | decorators-squad | Parsing the YAML configuration file |
| Javacord | Javacord | Connecting to and interacting with Discord |
| Twitch4J | PhilippHeuer | Connecting to and interacting with Twitch |
| beam-client-java | Mixer | Connecting to and interacting with Mixer |
| YAOSJA | Justin Schaaf | FileManager.moveFile(source, dest) for logs. |
| JSON-P | JavaEE | Parsing JSON in the version checker. |
| PgsLookAndFeel | Patrick Gotthardt | Look and Feel |