Nadeko Discord chatbot written in C# using Discord.net library.
You might want to join my discord server where i can provide help etc. https://discord.gg/0ehQwTK2RBhxEi0X

##This section will guide you through how to setup NadekoBot from the source code

After you have cloned this repo, move the libopus and libsodium from the DLLs folder to the bin/debug. And after removing all of Discord.Net's project references, add other dlls from dll folder as a reference. Those are part of the libraries you will need for your project. The other part should resolve after you start the project for the first time.

In your bin/debug folder (or next to your exe), you must have a file called 'credentials.json' in which you will store all the necessary data to make the bot know who the owner is, where to store data, etc.

This is how the credentials.json should look like:

{
	"Username":"bot_email",
	"BotMention":"<@bot_id>",
	"Password":"bot_password",
	"GoogleAPIKey":"google_api_key",
	"OwnerID":123123123123,
	"ParseID":"parse_app_id",
	"ParseKey":"parse_api_key",
	"TrelloAppKey": "your_trello_app_key",
	"ForwardMessages": true,
}

• Parse keys if you don't want logging
• googleAPIKey if you don't want music
• TrelloAppKey if you don't need trello notifications
• ForwardMessages if you don't want bot PM messages to be redirected to you

{
	"Username":"bot_email",
	"BotMention":"<@bot_id>",
	"Password":"bot_password",
	"OwnerID":123123123123,
}

• BotMention(bot_id) and OwnerID are NOT names of the owner and the bot. If you do not know the id of your bot, put 2 random numbers in those fields, run the bot and do .uid @MyBotName - that will give you your bot_id, do the same for yourself .uid @MyName and copy the numbers in their respective fields.
• For google api key, you need to enable URL shortner and Youtube video search in the dev console.
• For ParseID and ParseKey, you need to register on http://www.parse.com, get those values and create an app with these 3 classes: 'CommandsRan', 'Requests' and 'Stats' in order to make the logging work.
• If you have Windows7, you need to install Parse.Api instead of the library that comes with this project
• If you want to have music, you need to download FFMPEG from this link http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ (static build version) and add ffmpeg/bin folder to your PATH environment variable. You do that by opening explorer -> right click 'This PC' -> properties -> advanced system settings -> In the top part, there is a PATH field, add ; to the end and then your ffmpeg install location /bin (for example ;C:\ffmpeg-5.6.7\bin) and save. Open command prompt and type ffmpeg to see if you added it correctly. If it says "command not found" then you made a mistake somewhere. There are a lot of guides on the internet on how to add stuff to your PATH, check them out if you are stuck.

Download this folder which contains images and add it next to your .exe in order to make the $draw, $flip, rip and similar functions work.

You should replace nadeko's image with the image of your bot in order to make the hide/unhide commands work as intended. You should remove Discord.Net projects from your solution, and use DLLs instead, as instructed above.

You are all set. Fire up visual studio, wait for it to resolve dependencies and start NadekoBot.

Enjoy

##List of commands
(may be incomplete) last updated: 22.1.2016

Official repo: github.com/Kwoth/NadekoBot/