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A rewrite of "GodfishBot" in Rust.
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README.md

godfishbot_rust

This is intended to be a complete rewrite of my older project, the GodfishBot, which was written in Java. godfishbot_rust will be written in Rust, as the name suggests.

The development of this bot is happening entirely on FreeBSD, and i am not doing any testing on other platforms.

Building and running it

  1. Install the latest nightly toolchain of Rust
  2. Clone this repository
  3. Copy the BotConfig.example.toml file to a new one called BotConfig.toml and put in your bot API token. (the file can also be called something else, but then you'll have to pass its filename/path as a command line argument.
  4. Run cargo build inside the project directory to compile it, or cargo run to (compile and) run it.