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"This page gives a brief introduction to the library. It assumes you have "
"the library installed, if you don't check the :ref:`installing` portion."
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:12
msgid "A Minimal Bot"
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:14
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"Let's make a bot that replies to a specific message and walk you through "
"it."
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:16
msgid "It looks something like this:"
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"Let's name this file ``example_bot.py``. Make sure not to name it "
"``discord.py`` as that'll conflict with the library."
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:41
msgid "There's a lot going on here, so let's walk you through it step by step."
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"The first line just imports the library, if this raises a "
"`ModuleNotFoundError` or `ImportError` then head on over to "
":ref:`installing` section to properly install."
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"Next, we create an instance of a :class:`Client`. This client is our "
"connection to Discord."
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"We then use the :meth:`Client.event` decorator to register an event. This"
" library has many events. Since this library is asynchronous, we do "
"things in a \"callback\" style manner."
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:49
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"A callback is essentially a function that is called when something "
"happens. In our case, the :func:`on_ready` event is called when the bot "
"has finished logging in and setting things up and the :func:`on_message` "
"event is called when the bot has received a message."
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"Since the :func:`on_message` event triggers for *every* message received,"
" we have to make sure that we ignore messages from ourselves. We do this "
"by checking if the :attr:`Message.author` is the same as the "
":attr:`Client.user`."
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"Afterwards, we check if the :class:`Message.content` starts with "
"``'$hello'``. If it is, then we reply in the channel it was used in with "
"``'Hello!'``."
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"Finally, we run the bot with our login token. If you need help getting "
"your token or creating a bot, look in the :ref:`discord-intro` section."
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"Now that we've made a bot, we have to *run* the bot. Luckily, this is "
"simple since this is just a Python script, we can run it directly."
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:64
msgid "On Windows:"
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:70
msgid "On other systems:"
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#: ../../quickstart.rst:76
msgid "Now you can try playing around with your basic bot."
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