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README.md

Neeble bot

Dependencies

  • Python>=3.8
  • gcc or your compiler of choice
  • python3-dev
  • Your distro's mysql library (libmysqlclient-dev in Ubuntu)

You can also run neeble under docker with docker-compose

How to run

  • Make sure you are running a SQL server instance
  • Create a database named neeble
  • Set up your environment variables with environment/template (You may copy the template into a new file)
  • Load environment variables with source:
    $ source environment/template
Run it locally using python

The Makefile provided will do all necessary migrations and start the bot:
$ make production

Run it under python

Build and start the container with docker-compose:
$ docker-compose up -d --build