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tostc/libDiscordBot: Easy to use Discord-bot framework.

libDiscordBot is an easy-to-use C++ library which helps you to create quickly a Discord bot. It's inspired by Discord.Net for C#.

Need help? Feel free to join our Discord Server.

If you like this library please give me a

You can clone the development branch if you want the latest and probably buggy stuff. This is not recommended for productivity programs.

First you need following software and libraries.

These instructions will help you compile and use the library to build your own bot.

  1. Cloning the repository:
git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 --single-branch https://github.com/tostc/libDiscordBot.git

side note: if you want to clone a specfic branch, you can include -b *name of the branch you want to clone* anywhere in the command (obviously, only after git clone).

  1. Building the project:
cd libDiscordBot/
mkdir build
cd build/
cmake ../

For Linux execute following command inside the build directory

For Windows open the *.sln file inside the build directory

  1. Copy and rename the project_template directory somewhere to get starting. Follow the introduction inside the README.MD of the template.

To crosscompile the library there are toolchain files inside the crosscompile folder. How to use

  1. Do the same steps (1 - 2) as describe above except the cmake ../ step.
  2. The current way to set the root of your compiler toolchain is currently sadly to insert the path inside the crosscompile/TOOLCHAINFILE.cmake file as ROOT_PATH.
  3. Call cmake with the following parameters.
cmake ../ -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=../crosscompile/TOOLCHAINFILE.cmake
  1. You can now compile your programm.

Please visit the wiki page.

Applications which uses libDiscordBot

Send a pull request or open an issue if you like to add your application here.

This library is under the MIT License


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