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      <title>Architecting discord bot the right way</title>
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      <description>Past: Gmbot If you might not know, I have made a discord bot Gmbot - Multiplayer Game bot for Discord (itsnikhil.github.io). The way how this bot used to function was very simple, there was a trigger phrase gmbot followed by command name createwar and some parameters
gmbot createwar -players @Player1 @Player2 -game 4 -duration 12 -type ft3 I have already written a detailed post showcasing it&amp;rsquo;s various features, database schema, etc.</description>
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