Discord is a fantastic tool to speak with your community (gamers at first, but now more open to other types). You can use web hooks and bots to interact with a server.
Today, we'll see how to do this on a Raspberry Pi with Python.
How to make a Discord bot on Raspberry Pi?
A bot is seen almost as a normal user on Discord, and it's possible to use existing ones or create a new one.
On Raspberry Pi, the Discord.py library allows building one in Python, and it's not complicated.
Check the link below for more details
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Official website: https://discord.com/
Developer Console: / discord
Invite a bot on your server: https://discord.com/api/oauth2/author...
Rapptz Github Repository: https://github.com/Rapptz/discord.py
The introduction is a short extract from a great video on the "KUKA - Robots & Automation" channel: • The Duel: Timo Boll vs. KUKA Robot
Awesome project by the way!
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