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35 lines
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# ClassicFM Discord Bot
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A bot that constantly streams ClassicFM, a British classical music radio station, into a Discord voice channel of the user's choosing.
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This bot uses an **m3u8** stream as its source and joins a channel of the user's choosing until it is forcefully disconnected. This can be helpful if you want to just make a voice channel for peacefully listening to classical music, and **it can be used with any mp3 or m3u8 stream**.
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Like any other bot, this requires that you make an application (bot) in the [Discord Developer Portal](https://discord.com/developers/applications).
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This mini project quite literally would not have been possible without [@ChrisChrome](https://github.com/ChrisChrome), who basically made the whole fucking thing work and showed me the limitations of both Discord bots and JavaScript as a whole.
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## How To Use
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First, clone this GitHub repository, open it, and install dependencies.
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```
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git clone https://github.com/szeremeta1/classicfm-discord-bot.git
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cd classicfm-discord-bot
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npm i
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```
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Next, add your bot token you obtained from the Discord Developer Portal.
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```
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cd src
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sudo nano config.json
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```
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Finally, `cd` back into `classicfm-discord-bot` and start the bot.
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```
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cd
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cd classicfm-discord-bot
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node start ./src/bot.js
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```
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For process management, I highly recommend [pm2](https://pm2.keymetrics.io) to ensure the bot is online 24/7.
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