enhanced the bk mod IDs security by using env instead of a file
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An automation tool for Byte Dice. It's both a Discord and Reddit bot in one program.
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> [!CAUTION]
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> This tool is not intended for public use outside of the official *Byte Dice Assistant* bots. Expect issues if you host this yourself.
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> This tool is not intended for public use outside of the official *Byte Dice Assistant* bots. Expect issues if you host this yourself.\
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> This tool is only designed to run on Windows (10 and 11) and XUbuntu and may not work on any other OS.
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# Open-source - Copyright
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| `ASSISTANT_R_NAME` | The username of the Reddit bot/account. |
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| `ASSISTANT_R_PASS` | The password for the Reddit bot/account. |
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| `ASSISTANT_OWNERS` | (OPTIONAL) A list of Discord user IDs that "own" the bot. Separate each ID with a single comma and **no** spaces. This will allow the specified user IDs to run root commands such as `/stop`, it will also DM these users when *certain* errors occur. |
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| `ASSISTANT_BK_WEEK_MODS` | (OPTIONAL) Same format as `ASSISTANT_OWNERS` but for people who are allowed to use the `/bk_week` commands. |
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| `ASSISTANT_BK_MODS` | (OPTIONAL) Same format as `ASSISTANT_OWNERS` but for people who are allowed to use the `/bk_week` commands. |
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### Required permissions:
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**These are automatically set if you use the [official invite link](https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1212127255795335208&permissions=84992&integration_type=0&scope=bot) or an invite link with the permissions integer set to `84992`.**
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* Run `$ setx VARIABLE_NAME "value"` in a terminal.
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* On Unix (Linux / Mac):
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* Run `$ sudo nano /etc/environment` or `$ sudo vim /etc/environment` in the terminal.
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* Run `$ sudo nano /etc/environment` or `$ sudo vim /etc/environment` in the terminal (and enter your password if prompted to).
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* press `i` (only if you used VIM).
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* write `VARIABLE_NAME="value"` + a new line for every variable.
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* if nano: `ctrl + O` (and press enter) then `ctrl + X`.
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