• Build the containers:

  docker compose build

• Initial configuration (only required once):

  docker compose run bot python -m bot.setup
  # You will be prompted to enter the token

• Run the bot:

  docker compose up
  # ^C to stop

Upon every change to the codebase you'll need to re-do the "build" step. If the DB is cleaned out by e.g. docker compose down --volumes, you'll need to re-do the "initial configuration" step.

• Create the Python virtual environment (only required once):

  python3.13 -m venv .venv
  source .venv/bin/activate
  pip install -r requirements.txt -r requirements_dev.txt

• Start the database in Docker:

  docker compose run migrations

  If there were no migrations since last time you can simply start the DB directly:

  docker compose start db

• Every time you open a new shell you'll need to enter the virtual environment:

  source .venv/bin/activate

• Initial configuration (only required once):

  python -m bot.setup
  DATABASE=postgres://bot:bot@localhost/bot python -m bot.setup
  # You will be prompted to enter the token

• Run the bot:

  DATABASE=postgres://bot:bot@localhost/bot python -m bot
  # ^C to stop

This way the bot will run the code in the working directory. If the DB is cleaned out by e.g. docker compose down --volumes, you'll need to re-do the "initial configuration" step.