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Using with Node.js

Discordeno supports Node.js by installing the @discordeno/bot package

Pre-Requirements

Before, going forward, please make sure to have finished everything on this list.

After you installed the @discordeno/bot package with npm, yarn, pnpm or bun you can start using it.

This is how you can use it to create a bot that logs into discord:

import dotenv from 'dotenv'
import { createBot } from '@discordeno/bot'

dotenv.config()

const bot = createBot({
  token: process.env.token,
  events: {
    ready: ({ shardId }) => console.log(`Shard ${shardId} ready`),
  },
})

await bot.start()

:::note For this example we will be using the env setup with dotenv :::

You are free to expand from this point with whatever code you want. Happy coding!