
Option 1a running from Docker Hub
run the built container from Docker Hub with the token environment variables:
$ docker run -e BOT_TOKEN=DISCORD_TOKEN_HERE oohwooh/virtual-applause:latest
Option 1b building and running the Docker image from source
git clone https://github.com/oohwooh/virtual-applause.git
cd virtual-applause
docker build . -t virtual-applause
$ docker run -e BOT_TOKEN=DISCORD_TOKEN_HERE virtual-applause
sorry but you're on your own with this one, have fun. Make sure ffmpeg is installed properly and all that crap.
send a message with the word "clap" in it. If the bot is connected to a voice channel, then congratulations! You just clapped.
The cl!connect command connects the bot to your current channel, for clapping.
The cl!disconnect command disconnects the bot from it's connected channel. The bot will also automatically disconnect if it is left alone in a channel
######Customization: see CONTRIBUTING.md
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Image
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177.1 MB
Last updated
about 6 years ago
docker pull oohwooh/virtual-applause