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## Prerequisites
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- You need to have installed node.js or Docker in order to run the bot
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## Setup
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## Setup with Node.js (Option 1)
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1. Clone the repository
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2. Create an account in the instance you want the bot to have as its home (just make a regular user)
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3. Create a file called .env in the bot folder and give it values in this format with the data in the quotes (dont add the slashes or the part after the slashes)
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If you run into issues feel free to dm me on Matrix [here](https://matrix.to/#/@ategon:matrix.org)
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## Setup with Docker
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## Setup with Docker (Option 2)
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1. Clone the repository
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2. Create an account in the instance you want the bot to have as its home (just make a regular user)
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3. Create a file called .env in the bot folder and give it values in this format with the data in the quotes (dont add the slashes or the part after the slashes)
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LEMMY_PASSWORD="" // The bot password
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```
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4. Change the data in config.yaml based on what you want set. Set the communities and feeds you want here
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5. In the project directory build the docker image by running `docker build -t <your name>/<desired_image_name>` and then launch a new container with `docker run <your name>/<desired_image_name>`
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5. In the project directory build the docker image by running `docker build -t <your name>/<desired_image_name>` and then launch a new container with `docker run <your name>/<desired_image_name>`
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