README.md
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<h1 align="center">Desuko</h1>
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<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/twemoji@11.3.0/2/svg/26a0.svg" width="20" alt="" valign="top" /> <b>This repository is archived.</b> Please check out <a href="https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/ext/tasks/index.html">discord.ext.tasks</a> as a replacement. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/twemoji@11.3.0/2/svg/26a0.svg" width="20" alt="" valign="top" />
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Desuko is an extensible Discord bot, written in Python & Pycord.
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**Features:**
* **Hackable**: Desuko aims to keep the code clean and intuitive.
* **Extensible**: Desuko can be extended by various modules.
* **Fully configurable**: Everything can be configured via YAML.
* **Async-friendly**: Desuko support asyncronious functions out of the box.
## Getting started
**First steps:**
1. [Installation](https://arichr.github.io/desuko-discord/docs/getting_started/1_Installation/) - Install & run a basic version of Desuko.
2. [Configuration](https://arichr.github.io/desuko-discord/docs/getting_started/2_Configuration/) - Configurate your Desuko using `desuko.yaml`.
**Modules:**
1. [Hello, Desuko!](https://arichr.github.io/desuko-discord/docs/modules/Development/HelloDesuko/) - "Hello, World!" module for Desuko
2. [Handlers and subscribers](https://arichr.github.io/desuko-discord/docs/modules/Development/HandlersAndSubs/) - Handlers and subscribers usage for building event-driven bots