This Twitch bot is built using Go and requires two .env files to run: one for the application and one for the user.
To build the program, use the following command:
go build -o twitchbot main.goThe bot requires two .env files:
- Application
.envfile: Contains configuration settings for the bot. - User
.envfile: Stores user-specific settings.
You can generate these required files with the following commands:
-
For the application
.envfile:twitchbot --init <application/file/path>
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For the user
.envfile:twitchbot --init-user <user/file/path>
Both files are necessary for the bot to run properly.
The bot requires both the application and user .env files to be set. You can specify the user environment file in the application .env file or provide it directly during runtime.
By default, the bot will look for the .env file in the current directory. It will also check the DEFAULT_USER variable within the application .env file to load the user-specific file.
To run the bot:
twitchbotYou can specify a custom environment file for the bot using the --env flag:
twitchbot --env <env/path>In this case, the bot will look for the user .env file using the DEFAULT_USER variable in the specified environment file.
To specify a custom user environment file, use the --user flag:
twitchbot --user <user/env/path>To run the bot with both custom environment and user files, use both --env and --user flags:
twitchbot --env <env/path> --user <user/env/path>Make sure both the application and user .env files are configured correctly before running the bot.