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1. Create a Discord app and bot.
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1. Run the `receiver`[Docker image](https://github.com/asg0451/spotify-remote/pkgs/container/spotify-remote-receiver) either locally or on a server, such as via: `$ docker run -p8080:8080 -e DISCORD_TOKEN=<your-token> TODO_image_name`, or via docker-compose, k8s, etc. It is intended to run as a persistent service. The image supports x86_64 and arm64 architectures.
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- NOTE: if you end up exposing this service over the internet, it's strongly recommended to use https!
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- NOTE: if you end up exposing this service over the internet, it's strongly recommended to use https! And while you're at it, maybe put it behind a reverse proxy with HTTP basic auth.
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1. Invite the bot to your server. Make sure it has sufficient permissions to join voice channels, speak, send messages, do slash commands, and read message contents.
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