Setting up

1. Create a Github account and Fork Discom. (Button in the top right)

2. Create a Discord Application.

3. Create a Heroku account and Create a New App. (Button in the top right)

4. Go to your Heroku app Settings tab, click Add Buildpack and select NodeJS.

5. In the Settings tab, click Reveal Config Vars and enter the information for the features you'll want to use from here.

   5a. KEY is the name, VALUE is the ID or other required input.

   5b. TOKEN is required, everything else is optional. (Token is located in the Bot tab on the left sidebar of a Discord Application)

   5c. To get a Channel ID, you must right click on a Text Channel and select Copy ID. (Need to enable Developer Mode in User Settings -> Appearance)

   5d. To get a Server ID, you must right click on a Server and select Copy ID. (Need to enable Developer Mode in User Settings -> Appearance)

   5e. To get a Role ID, you must put \ before mentioning it (e.g. @Streamer) and copy the number part. (Need to allow anyone to @mention the role in the Role's settings)

6. You need to invite your bot to your server, to do so you must and copypaste the Client ID of a Discord Application into this URL: https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID_HERE&scope=bot&permissions=268528640

   6a. You must enable 2 Factor Authentification to use the Streaming Role or Twitter features.

   6b. If you do not need to use the Streaming Role or Twitter features, then use this URL: https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID_HERE&scope=bot&permissions=84992

   6c. You must have Manage Server permission on the server you're inviting the bot to, or have someone who has the permission invite it.

7. In the Deploy tab, click on Github to connect your Github account, then search for Discom and click Connect.

8. Click on Deploy Branch.

9. To check if the bot is working, you may check the logs in your Heroku app. (Button in the top right)