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# HidekoBot
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[](https://sonar.beatrice.wtf/dashboard?id=mind-overflow_HidekoBot_AYWyYHsvX-1Ma0D4pJ59)
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[](https://sonar.beatrice.wtf/dashboard?id=mind-overflow_HidekoBot_AYWyYHsvX-1Ma0D4pJ59)
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[](https://sonar.beatrice.wtf/dashboard?id=mind-overflow_HidekoBot_AYWyYHsvX-1Ma0D4pJ59)
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[](https://sonar.beatrice.wtf/dashboard?id=mind-overflow_HidekoBot_AYWyYHsvX-1Ma0D4pJ59)
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Hideko is a general-purpose Discord bot.
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## Startup
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Download a prebuilt JAR file or build it from source, then run it with:
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```bash
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java -jar HidekoBot.jar [additional parameters]
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```
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Where `HidekoBot.jar` is the executable archive and `[additional parameters]` are arguments that you can add to
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make the bot change its behavior.
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Additionally available parameters are:
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- **verbose**: log every message that the bot receives, plus additional debugging messages. Very spammy and performance heavy.
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- **refresh**: force refresh the slash commands. This is useful in case there was a simple update to a command that did not drastically change it, so no changes are found at bootup (eg: fixing a typo in the command description).
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*Note: Java 16 or later is required.*
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## Initial setup
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Run the startup command once. The bot will generate a `config.yml` file in the directory you were when you ran it.
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Edit the configuration file and set all values according to your needs.
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Save the file and start the bot again. If there are no issues, everything will load and it will print an
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invite-link in your console. Click on the link to add your bot to any server with the correct permissions
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already set-up. The bot supports both slash commands and message commands, with prefix `hideko`. Most
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commands support both systems, but some of them are limited in one way or another.
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The bot currently supports SQLite as a database backend. A database file will be created after the first boot
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in the same directory that you ran it. Do not delete the database file to avoid corruption and unpredictable
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behavior. |