A fully customiseable bot developed by RealSGII2, Blackcatmaxy, and Clerically, developed using .NET 6 and Blazor WASM in C#.
- The bot may not be invited at this moment.
- The documentation hasn't been created yet either.
Updates will be posted in the Announcements category in the GitHub repository.
- Feature requests must be in the Feature Requests discussion category on GitHub.
- Questions for now may be posted in the Questions discussion category on GitHub.
- Bugs may be submitted to the Issue Tracker on Github.
Want to contribute to Primo? Go ahead, all contributions are welcome.
Clone the repo like so:
$ git clone https://github.com/RealSGII2/CustomCommandBot.git
- Visual Studio or Rider at its latest preview, with the ASP.net and web development package.
- .NET 6 Preview 6 SDK installed
To get started with testing, you'll need an Application connected to a bot account. Once you've created one, create a secrets.yaml file in Sever/Config. Give it the content shown here:
bot_token: your-token-hereReplace the values nessecary to run the application.
Once you're finished, run CustomCommandBot.Server and you're good to go. The databases will be created automatically if they do not exist.
Notice: We are changing from Web Compiler to a different extension soon The website's styling is written in Sass to make writing styles much easier and efficient. If you're going to be editing styling, you'll need to install the Web Compiler on the Visual Studio marketplace.
To compile Sass files, you may right click on index.scss, and under Web Compiler, click Recompile file. This may also be done using
CTRL + Shift + Q.
To make testing go faster, we take advantage of ASP.NET's hot reload feature. To use it, simply run dotnet watch in the Server project.