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Botly

⚠ WARNING: This project is not actively maintained anymore. Things may break A future implementation in svelte is coming, that will be faster and cleaner

The open-source Visual-Based Development Interface for creating bots. Made on top of functions from Discord.JS. Online Beta Release: Botly

How to use

To add a block to your program, you can just drag and drop the corresponding blocks. On hovering over the block, you can see a description of the use cases of the block. If you right-click, you will be able to colapse/expand/disable blocks. All your code must be inside the original setup block, and will cause an error on compile if done otherwise. The code is auto-generated at the bottom.

Once you have created your bot, do the following:

  1. Install Node.JS
  2. Click Download on the site you made your bot on. You have downloaded your bot.
  3. Extract the files you just downloaded
  4. Copy the path to the folder you just extracted
  5. In your command line, type
cd *Path/To/Bot*
npm install
node index

Your Discord Bot should now be running.

A video showing the new steps to running your bots with v1.7.0 coming soon!

Developing for Botly

To develop for Botly, you will need Node.JS and Yarn installed. Then run the following commands

git clone https://gitub.com/Team-Nope/Botly
cd Botly
yarn install
yarn start 

To build

yarn build

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