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Logging in to the Bot
Before we start we need to create the .NET application and install the required packages.
Setting up the project
Create a new .NET console app and add the Valour SDK and DotNetEnv:
dotnet new console -n BasicValourBot
cd BasicValourBot
dotnet add package Valour.SDK
dotnet add package DotNetEnv
Creating the .env file
In the root of your Bot folder create a file called .env. This file will contain your bot token so DO NOT show it to anyone!
Inside of this file add the following line, replacing the placeholder with your actual token:
TOKEN=bot-your-bot-token-here
Logging in
The code below creates a ValourClient, loads the token from your .env file, and logs in as your bot.
// Importing the Client SDK and DotEnv.
using Valour.Sdk.Client;
using Valour.Shared;
using DotNetEnv;
// Creating the client that connects to Valour Servers.
ValourClient client = new ValourClient("https://api.valour.gg/");
client.SetupHttpClient();
// Import the .env variables into the app.
Env.Load();
// Store the token into a variable inside of the script.
string token = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TOKEN") ?? string.Empty;
// Check if the token is valid.
if (String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(token))
{
// The token in your .env file is missing or invalid, make sure you set a valid token!
Console.WriteLine($"Token invalid. Please make sure you set a valid token in your .env");
return;
}
// Login to the client using the token for your bot.
TaskResult loginResult = await client.InitializeUser(token);
if (!loginResult.Success)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Login failed: {loginResult.Message}");
}
// Shows that the bot logged in and who it logged in as.
Console.WriteLine($"Logged in as {client.Me.Name} (ID: {client.Me.Id})");
// Keep the bot alive.
await Task.Delay(Timeout.Infinite);
Running the bot
Make sure you are inside the root directory of the app and run:
dotnet run
You should then see Logged in as botname (ID: botid) in the console.