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TOKI-BOT REPO WALKTHROUGH


This repo uses emoji for the branch names. It's basically because I don't understand Github yet and I like making stuff up myself. If you want to request a fix to a problem with the code as it is in the release (1.1.1 as of now, 03/15/2023) submit an "issue" to the (ノ≧∇≦)ノ ミ ┻━┻ branch (because you are making a ruckus in my painstakingly crafted Github repo attempts). I will do my best to help solve problems with the existing release but I operate a Mac Ventura build with node.js/discord.js stables. I will not be problem solving Windows or Linux builds so those writers must fend for themselves.


For those that don't know what they are doing on a MacOS with discord and node.js I will give a short explanation of how to make the code do something of value. First, download the release. This will give you the binarybotblankey.js (toki-bot) and a package.json file. The package.json file is the best I could do at listing all the dependencies (other packages you need to run on your MacOS build). Once you have all the packages you need go to terminal, "cd workingdirectory" to get to the working directory you have the toki-bot in and then excecute "node toki-bot.js" with discord open. You also need to have already gone to the discord developer's portal and commissioned a bot to run on your server. You also need to have a text file in the working directory to collect each message to create your large data matrix file (if you are at all interested in that resource). Other than that, use the code that I gleaned to improve your other code, improve upon toki-bots code library, or just click some of the other links and read some of the other text dumps I've prepared for wary google/bing researchers looking for free code-candy in a middle-aged man's cyber van in the interwebs.


Currently this trifecta business venture is owned, operated, and financed by one lonely coder that doesn't get paid squat diddly. I can write a much more robust bot for myself but this minimal release is what the community gets for never financially supporting independent writers. If I notice even a blip of support from this addition to the pursuit of scientific progress and interdependence in 2023 during a global conflict, I will give other code grubbing graduates a resource of more value. Until then I will be focusing my creative energy in an i, j, k formation from the center of my production of original thought. Honestly, time and resources would be better spent supporting those that are forced from their homes and widowed by war than on parlour tricks with a computer.


UPDATE 03/18/2023

Added the current randomly generated lists of base 2, base 8, base 10, base 16, rogers, Magnusson code libraries. These radomized data lists can serve as test cases of the:


return Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1) + min);


function's true randomness when executed by an independently funded Macintosh running Ventura with node.js computational laboratory. These lists could be used to quickly generate strong passwords or serve as test cases for the measure of entropy within the:


return Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1) + min);


function's generation of a list.


SPONSOR INFORMATION

Github provides a template for setting up a button but I've made quite a lot of effort to make it simple to donate to any of the multiple projects I work on. Now there is a website with PayPal button funtionality on all my repos as well as a sponsor button from Github's template to my spoof/joke streamer project that wishes to finance food, shelter, and equipment for independent female business owners which I found through "rigorous research" LUL of the topic. Seriously though, most of the female business owners are completely removed from my personal life and simply provide virtual co-working accompaniment for a bored open source writer that has nothing to sell but the funniest engineering publications of 2023. I'd like to build things that people enjoy utilizing as opposed to writing quickly deprecated code that makes people months from now waste days troubleshooting how to implement my builds to ghetto rig their problem statement. If you would like to support a genuine writer whom exercises heartfelt engagement in the improvement of the human condition via utilization of computational aided design and implementation you can support me at PayPal.me/tripbranch with any custom amount you like.