Next, remember the discord token? We’re gonna be needing it for the bot to actually run. The first thing you need to do is import the discord library.
#EASY RSS BOT DISCORD INSTALL#
If you are on Windows, enter this line in your console : py -3 -m pip install -U discord.pyįor Linux or macOS users : python3 -m pip install -U discord.py All set! We can now start programming!Ĭreate a new *.py file in your favourite script editor. Then, we need to install the discord module in python. Programming the actual bot! Installing the discord.py module Note that in order to invite a bot, a user needs to have permission to “manage server”. Paste it in your browser to invite it to one of your servers. Once you’re happy with your choices, copy the link generated under “scopes”. Click on “New Application”, enter a name for it and click on “Create”ģ.You can check your python version by entering the following line in your console : python -V First, we need to create the bot instanceĬonnect to your discord account on a browser (this cannot be done through the discord client app). A script editor or text editor (such as pycharm, notepad, sublime).A python environment installed (more info here), version 3.5.3 or higher.A discord account (register here if you haven’t already).Programming a python bot for discord is fairly easy, but requires at least some basic python knowledge. A bot will be able to do anything a user can do, if not even more, and with the advantage of being automated. These bots can range from a variety of applications, from server moderation (preventing spam, kicking users that don’t respect the rules, managing roles, and permissions, etc.), to creating music lobbies, and so forth. In the left menu of many highly populated discord servers, you will often find users with a blue badge labelled “BOT”. A modmail bot on a populated discord server
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