A simple, unintrusive musicbot written in Discord.py that utilizes YoutubeDL and ffmpeg to stream audio. Use the help command to get a list of commands!

If you just want to get up and running with the bot quickly:

1. Clone this repository using the GitHub website or GitHub/git CLI.
2. Install pipenv, the Python dependency manager, if necessary. Also, ensure opus and ffmpeg are installed on your machine and available in your environment. Both are used for media streaming.
3. Navigate into the project directory and run pipenv install to install dependencies.
4. Activate the Pipenv using pipenv shell. Run the bot using python -m musicbot.
5. On first startup, a default config.toml will be generated without an API token, so the bot will abort complaining that No token has been provided. Fill your bot's token into config.toml.
6. Use something like the Discord API Permissions calculator to generate an invite link and invite your bot to your server, if necessary.
7. Run the bot using python -m musicbot.

Make sure that pipenv is installed. Navigate to the project directory, and run pipenv install to install the Python dependencies.

To allow for streaming of media, make sure opus and ffmpeg are installed and in your environment.

To run the bot, activate the virtual environment with pipenv shell and then python -m musicbot to start the bot.

When you run the bot for the first time, a default configuration file will be generated called config.toml. You can enter that file and add your token, etc. The default file looks like this:

"token"="" # the bot's token
"prefix"="!" # prefix used to denote commands

[music]
# Options for the music commands
"max_volume"=250 # Max audio volume. Set to -1 for unlimited.
"vote_skip"=true # whether vote-skipping is enabled
"vote_skip_ratio"=0.5 # the minimum ratio of votes needed to skip a song
[tips]
"github_url"="https://github.com/joek13/py-music-bot"

If you ever wish to restore the bot to default configuration, you can simply delete (or rename) your config file. A new one will be generated upon startup.

From the bot's help command:

Meta:
  uptime Tells how long the bot has been running.
Music:
  leave  Leaves the voice channel, if currently in one.
  play   Plays audio from <url>.
Tips:
  tip    Get a random tip about using the bot.
​No Category:
  help   Shows this message

Issues and pull requests are welcomed and appreciated. I can't guarantee that I will respond to all issues in a timely manner, but I will try my best to respond to any issues that arise.