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This is a template that can be used to run your bot, you just need to replace the Bot Settings variable with your room_id, room_id, bot_file, and bot_class.

You will need to create a file and name it as you wish, I suggest to use run.py.

MAKE SURE TO HAVE YOUR BOT FILE CODDED AND WORKING BEFORE TRYING TO CREATE A “RUN” FILE.


from highrise.__main__ import *
import time

"""Bot Settings"""
room_id = "room id here"
bot_token = "bot token here"
bot_file = "bot file name here"
bot_class = "bot class name here"

if __name__ == "__main__":
  definitions = [
	  BotDefinition(
	    getattr(import_module(bot_file), bot_class)(),
      room_id, 
			bot_token)]  # More BotDefinition classes can be added to the definitions list
  while True:
    try:
      arun(main(definitions))
    except Exception as e:
      # Print the full traceback for the exception
      import traceback
      print("Caught an exception:")
      traceback.print_exc()  # This will print the full traceback       
      time.sleep(1)       
      continue

Command line to run the script for each OS:

Windows

In your terminal you can write: py run.py or python run.py

Linux

In your terminal you can write: python run.py

Mac

In your terminal you can write: python run.py

Replit

In your Shell terminal you can write: python run.py

Or click in the Run button with the run.py file selected.

VSCode

In your terminal you can write: py run.py (if using Windows) or python run.py

Or click in the tab Run and the Run Without Debugging, with the run.pyfile selected (the shortcut for that action is usually Ctrl + F5), you can also use Start Debugging (whose shortcut is usually F5).

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