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## Getting Started
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## Getting Started
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You can install DBot's dependencies, configure and run the bot for the first
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To get started with DBot, you first need to decide on a database system to use.
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time with the following command:
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DBot uses the [databank](http://github.com/e14n/databank) library, and each
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module can be configured to use any database driver databank supports in its
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respective config.json file. There is currently no default database driver
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option.
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The default for all modules is the 'redis' driver, and you can simply install
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the Redis server to get going.
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Once you have that set up, you can install DBot's dependencies, configure and
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run the bot for the first time with the following command:
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```
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sh install.sh
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sh install.sh
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```
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```
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## Upgrading
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If you have used a previous version of DBot, then you can migrate most data
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using the [dbot-migrate](https://github.com/reality/dbot-migrate) module.
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Instructions on how to run this are included in the repository - remember to
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remove db.json after migration, otherwise the instance will be slow!
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