Configuring and running

Configuring

Before you do anything, you need to create a bot user to host ghost2 on. Go to Discord's developer page, create a bot, and copy the token for it. See this guide if you need help.

To configure ghost2, you need to give it a properties file. Create ghost.properties next to your .jar file (or in src/main/resources, if you're a developer). Valid configuration properties can be found in the table below.

key	description	source (if applicable)
ghost.token	Bot token.	https://discord.com/developers/
ghost.keys.watch2gether	Watch2Gether API key, used for generating Watch2Gether rooms.	Click "Edit profile" on your Watch2gether account page
ghost.keys.youtube	YouTube Search API key	https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3
ghost.keys.watson	IBM Watson Translator API key	https://cloud.ibm.com/apidocs/language-translator
ghost.keys.watson-url	IBM Watson Translator endpoint	https://cloud.ibm.com/apidocs/language-translator

Running

Releases

Tagged GitHub releases come bundled with a self-contained .jar file and a start script. All you need to do is extract the release, drop ghost2.properties into the folder, and run the start script.