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SANCTUM Logo SANCTUM

SANCTUM Discord SANCTUM Developers

What is SANCTUM?

SANCTUM is an open-source Discord MMO, with 200+ players.

Run the Bots

Requirements:

You will need:

  • Node.js (recommended v8.12.0 LTS)

Steps

  1. Clone the repo.

    You can use programs like Git, SourceTree or simply download the project, although you won't be able to submit changes as easily.

    git clone https://github.com/TimRuswick/SANCTUM
    
  2. Rename the .envdev file to .env, and fill out tokens and channels.

    Make sure you save it, and also don't push any of your tokens here! If you do though, consider them compromised and then reset them. On Windows, you must give the .env file a name, but you can circumvent it by using a program like VS Code to rename files!

  3. Navigate via command-line to a bot's folder, install dependencies, and run it!

    Make sure you're in the project folder! On Windows, you can hold Shift and Right Click the folder to get the option of a command prompt, inside that folder.

    cd "SANCTUM"    # Navigate to project folder
    npm i           # For modules dependencies
    cd "A.D.A.M."   # Choose a bot
    npm i           # Install dependencies
    node adam.js    # Run the bot
    
  4. ???

  5. Profit! You did it, unless something has happened along the way. Developer luck says yes.

Quality of Life

We recommend nodemon for reloading bots automatically, instead of Ctrl+Cing in and out of bots when you need a restart.

Join the SANCTUM Development Team

We're looking for:

  • Discord.js programmers
  • Artists
  • Writers
  • Designers
  • Producers
  • and Testers!

Join the SANCTUM Developers Discord for more info!

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