.env.example

# Copy to .env and fill in the values your bot.yaml references. Each line maps to
# a *_env field in the config. Omit a variable to disable that network/feature —
# the bot just won't connect there. Keep .env out of version control.

# --- Discord (kind: discord) -------------------------------------------------
# A bot token from the Discord developer portal. The bot also needs the
# privileged MESSAGE CONTENT intent enabled, or message bodies arrive empty.
DISCORD_TOKEN=

# --- IRC with SASL (sasl: true) ----------------------------------------------
# Your NickServ/SASL password on the network.
LIBERA_SASL=

# --- IRC without SASL (nickserv_pass_env) ------------------------------------
# For networks that have NickServ but don't offer the SASL capability.
# NICKSERV_PASS=

# --- Twitch (kind: twitch) ---------------------------------------------------
# A chat oauth token. The "oauth:" prefix is added automatically if you omit it.
# TWITCH_TOKEN=

# --- Admin console password fallback (admin.password_env) --------------------
# Optional. Lets an admin "!login <password>" in a DM when services auth isn't
# available. Leave unset to disable the fallback entirely.
# ADMIN_PASSWORD=

# --- Redis auth (botnet.redis_password_env) ----------------------------------
# Optional. The bundled compose Redis has no auth, so leave this unset unless you
# point the bot at a password-protected Redis.
# REDIS_PASSWORD=