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Add a Dockerfile
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Create and edit `~/config.toml`. Refer to [example.toml](docs/example.toml) for options.
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### XMPP
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In order for the bridge to work, it needs to have an affiliation of `owner` before joining. Going off of the example.toml, it would have the JID of `bot@discord.example.com`.
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Now it's time to invite your bot to your server. Don't worry about your bot being started for this next step. On the left-hand menu click "OAuth2" and copy the Client ID into this URL then navigate to it.
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https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?&client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID_HERE&scope=bot&permissions=536870912
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Create and edit `~/config.toml`. Refer to [example.toml](docs/example.toml) for options.
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## Build Dockerfile
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Navigate to the repository root and run the following command (Note that you can substitute `podman` with `docker`):
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```shell
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podman build -t xmpp-discord-bridge:latest -f contrib/Dockerfile .
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In order for the bridge to work, it needs to have an affiliation of `owner` before joining. Going off of the example.toml, it would have the JID of `bot@discord.example.com`.
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Now it's time to invite your bot to your server. Don't worry about your bot being started for this next step. On the left-hand menu click "OAuth2" and copy the Client ID into this URL then navigate to it.
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https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?&client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID_HERE&scope=bot&permissions=536870912
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The "permissions=536870912" at the end of the URL corresponds to the "Manage Webhooks" permission. It is required for the bridge to work correctly.
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