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This repository contains all the example code shown in the Tutorial Videos. Refer to this if you need any example code that was shown in the videos for additional help
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This bot was coded in C#, .NET Core 8, using the DSharpPlus library. Please note that you cannot mix and match multiple Discord Libraries in one project
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It is advised to only use this repository as a reference/guide, you may not find all the answers to any bugs, issues, or problems with your bot. It is up to the developer to be able to research and find solutions to their problems!!!
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This repository is an updated version of Bot-Tutorial-Code-OLD-, which is now a discontinued, unmaintained repository. You can still refer to this repository for any code you might need, however, some parts of the code might be outdated, so please adapt it to the current state of your project.
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The tutorial series, made by
samjesus8, contains the fundamental learning material to know how DSharpPlus functions -
Head over to the tutorial by clicking on this link
- Before delving into the world of Discord Bots in C#, it is expected that you
- Know how to code in C#
- Know the fundamentals of Object-Oriented programming
- Know how to debug code
- Know how to solve coding-related problems on your own (Research Ability)
- We also offer template code, to help you get started making a Discord Bot within seconds
- This is very useful for beginners, or people who want to quickly test new features without spending time writing a whole new bot from scratch
- Please check out our lineup of templates below:
- Some repositories are separate from this main repository to eliminate clutter of code in this repository. This is so that the viewer has less time trying to separate certain parts of the code to figure out what is going on
- Database-Discord-Bot (from episodes #11 - 14)
- Discord-Bot-Profile-System (from MAKING A DISCORD BOT IN C# | MAKING A PROFILE SYSTEM)
- Support-Bot (from MAKING A SUPPORT TICKET SYSTEM IN A DISCORD BOT (3 Part Series))