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sidebar_position: 3
sidebar_label: Using with Deno
---
# Using with Deno
Discordeno supports Deno by using the npm: specifier for your import.
## Pre-Requirements
Before, going forward, please make sure to have finished everything on this list.
- Create an application and get the bot token. [Create Application Guide](https://discordeno.js.org/docs/beginner/token)
- Add your bot to a server you own. [Invite Bot Guide](https://discordeno.js.org/docs/beginner/inviting)
- Install Discordeno. [Installation Guide](https://discordeno.js.org)
- Setup environment variables. [Environment Variables Guide](https://discordeno.js.org/docs/beginner/env)
This is how you can use it to create a bot that logs into discord:
```ts
import { load } from 'https://deno.land/std@0.212.0/dotenv/mod.ts'
import { createBot } from 'npm:@discordeno/bot@19.0.0-next.d81b28a'
const env = await load()
const bot = createBot({
token: env.token,
events: {
ready: ({ shardId }) => console.log(`Shard ${shardId} ready`),
},
})
await bot.start()
```
You are free to expand from this point with whatever code you want. Happy coding!