Monium Installation¶
First, make sure you have Python 3.6 and pip installed.
Warning
The Python version has to be 3.6 for some technical reasons. (Virtualenvs can be helpful for this)
Next, you’ll want to install the monium package:
$ pip install monium
Warning
If you are going to use voice features in your bot, install monium[voice]
instead!
After that’s installed, try running the monium
command, you should get an help
screen like the following:
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USAGE: monium <command> [args]
COMMANDS:
- run
- info
- mkproject <foldername>
- mkconfig
- mkmodule <id>
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES (with defaults):
- MONIUMCTL_NOHEADER=<undefined>
(Don’t be alarmed if the header doesn’t exist, it just means you’re running it under Windows)
Note
If you can’t get the monium
command to run, but can get python
running, try
using python -m monium
instead.
And that should be for installation, continue reading for general bot management and module development.