Discord birthday reminder bot.
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Birthday Bot

An automated way to recognize birthdays in your community!

ko-fi

Documentation, help, resources

Running your own instance

You need:

Get your bot token and set up your database user and schema, then create a JSON file containing the following:

{
    "BotToken": "your bot token here",
    "SqlHost": "localhost", // optional
    "SqlDatabase": "birthdaybot", // optional
    "SqlUser": "birthdaybot", // required
    "SqlPassword": "birthdaybot" // required; no other authentication methods are currently supported
}

Then run the following commands:

$ dotnet restore
$ dotnet ef database update -- -c path/to/config.json

And finally, to run the bot:

$ dotnet run -c Release -- -c path/to/config.json