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This is a Basic tutorial of how to make a Bot please make sure this bot is for Praw or you can say for Reddit.

Requirements:

• Microsoft Visual Studio
• Python 3.6
• Pip should be Installed
• Windows

Microsoft Visual Studio

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Lets Start

Follow the following steps and You will make a bot

• Open CMD
  
• Using cd command go the scripts path in Python folder.
  

cd \ User\ Username\ AppData\ Local\ Programs\ Python\ Python36-32\ Scripts

• Now Use command

pip install Praw

• when it is installed.Open Visual Studios
  
• now make a new file and save it by giving any name like Config
  
• After this go to Reddit and click on prefences,and there click on apps.Then click on New app.Make sure it should be a script.Now copy Client Id and Client secret
  

(Note: Client id will be something like XXXXXXXXXXXXXX and Client Secret should be like XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXX )

• Copy that
  
• Now open Visual Studios and Make a new file save it as Tut.py
  
• Now write following Codes
  

  import PRAW
  

• and then following
  

  reddit = praw.Reddit(client_id='clientid', client_secret='secret', password='password', user_agent='PrawTut', username='username')
  

• now add following line
  

  subreddit = reddit.subreddit('python')
  

• From here, maybe we want to actually see what's going on here. I usually filter using the "hot" sorting, but you can feel free to use rising or controversial if you like.
  

  hot_python = subreddit.hot()
  

• What this will give you is a bunch of 'submission objects' in the form of a Python generator object, which we can iterate through. To keep things simple, let's limit how many submission objects we get (submission threads in this case). We'll limit to just one:
  

  hot_python = subreddit.hot(limit=1)
  

• Now we can iterate through this with something like
  

  or submission in hot_python: print(submission) 6607gh
  

• As you see here, what we have is the submission object's id, but it's not just an id, it's an object that we can do things with. For example:
  

  hot_python = subreddit.hot(limit=1) for submission in hot_python: print(submission.title)
  

• Note that I re-defined hot_python. That's because it's a generator object, so it's not saved after it's been iterated through. You could convert to list if you wanted to keep it stored in memory, but, in most cases, you wont be doing that, so I am not doing that here.
  
• Another issue is, as you can see, we did get a title, but if you actually go to the Python subreddit, you will see this is a sticky, posted 3 months ago. We don't really want stickies. Of course, if you are familiar with the subreddit, you could know to just skip the stickies, or we can just check for them:
  

  hot_python = subreddit.hot(limit=3) for submission in hot_python: if not submission.stickied: print(submission.title) hot_python = subreddit.hot(limit=3) for submission in hot_python: if not submission.stickied: print('Title: {}, ups: {}, downs: {}, Have we visited?: {}'.format(submission.title, submission.ups, submission.downs, submission.visited))
  

• Let's take an obvious action:
  

subreddit.subscribe()

• This will subscribe us to the Python subreddit. You might be seeing the upvote and downvote and thinking to yourself "jackpot!" Upvotes and downvotes are still meant to be done only by humans and you can still wind up banned for abusing this rule. Information: https://www.reddit.com/dev/api#POST_api_vote
  
• The reason upvote/downvote exists in the API is in case you wanted to build some sort of Reddit application that other people would use.
  

*Overall Code should be:

import praw

reddit = praw.Reddit(client_id='Client Id', client_secret='Client.Secret', password='Password', user_agent='Testbot by u/Marco_Diaz_Svfoe', username='Usename')
subreddit = reddit.subreddit('AskReddit')
conversedict = {} hot_python = subreddit.hot(limit=3)
for submission in hot_python: if not submission.stickied: print('Title: {}, ups: {}, downs: {}, Have we visited?: {}, subid: {}'.format(submission.title, submission.ups, submission.downs, submission.visited, submission.id))

• Now save it and Open cmd in the folder where this file is
  
• Now use the command
  

  Python Tut.py
  

• and it will log you in also it will give you the info you want
  
• This is how to make a simple Bot
  

Hope you liked the tutorial Please let us know of you have any Question.

(Curious how much of this post I recycled? Can you tell which one I wrote first? Go check out the Hoggit announcement thread and say hello to the bunch over there! Also, PA? Yeah... Sorry. Hoggit already knows this about me: I don't do brevity in text... Hi!)
Important edit about Teamspeak: Hoozin points out that Teamspeak 3.0.8.1 is not compatible with ACRE. If you're using 3.0.8.1, you'll need to uninstall it and reinstall either 3.0.7 or 3.0.8 if you want to play.
TarBender included a link to The Wrecking Crew's setup guide in the comments. I should have done that from the beginning, it's an excellent resource. Please go through that as early as you can if you have any setup to do, but be mindful of anything mentioning Beta. Any discrepancies should be resolved according to our picture guide. As an example: a full retail patch (1.62) is out incorporating all the features that matter from the recent beta cycle. There are new beta versions beyond this, but they're meaningless right now for our purposes. It is much easier to run 1.62 that way you all know you're on the correct version. Note the squared "Beta" checkbox in our picture guide. This will not disrupt any other existing modlists or games you might have or play; it makes the betapatch run optionally depending on what Six sees the server running that you want to connect to. It is the one major edit I'd make to The Wrecking Crew's guide if I could. :)
/hoggit and /ProjectAwesome had our first impromptu game of ArmA last Saturday, and we had a blast. You guys were a ton of fun and a bunch of Hoggiters are itching for more, so we're thinking "Why wait till the weekend? Let's do something now!"
We've been putting together the infrastructure for a really cool monster of an event we want to run in the future (some of you know what I'm talking about) together with PA and the broader /arma community. But we need to get ready for it, and first we need to learn to work as a team. And we do that by gaming together. :D
The first (of hopefully many) of these will be tonight for anyone and everyone that's interested. We've got a heavily customized Takistan Domination we use as a standard stomping ground to have fun and learn to work together on, as well as our test-bed for mission editing and scripting concepts. Here is the Org Chart with the existing slot disposition if you're at all curious. Sheet two on that chart is Things You Should Know, check it out to find out what is unique to our Domi map and suggestions to help you find a role and get setup quickly. Between us, I expect we can pack a good many people in there. There are slots for nearly 70 players. Can the server handle that many? I have no idea; our largest count was in the low 20's and that was flawless. Lets find out! If we need to beef it up, better we find out now than when we start the MSO!
What kind of mods does it use? Well, much of what PA already uses. We're huge fans of ACE and ACRE (as DCS pilots, we get cranky if we can't over-complicate things and have fancy radios), and it has a few other fun extras. Like this little fella. Hoggit and PA share much the same playstyle and the Org Chart reflect that: we love a solid dose of MilSim and will design our games around it, but we never forget we're playing a computer game to have fun. That M109A6 has a Fire Control System that looks complicated initially, but it's a cinch to operate and even a single player can put a rain of shells downrange with just a little practice!
How do you get setup? Just follow this image! (The server will be sporting a new name tomorrow to reflect it's new cross-community purpose. The picture instructions will work, but rest assured the PA name will be on there when the server is next restarted!) This will create an automatically updating preset in SixUpdater; if the running modlist ever changes, your preset will update accordingly. A word of caution though: because it's a proper dedicated server expected to remain up when admins aren't around, signature checking is on. You'll get signature errors and be refused a connection if you try to join with mods not on that list. (JSRS is awesome, but a big download and totally optional. You'll need the rest.) The password? Appropriately enough: hoggitPA
Many thanks to Slick for the help setting it up, and we want you guys to feel every bit as home on it as we do. Some of PA already has admin access to it, or will shortly. We seriously hope the PA community will consider it as much PA's as Hoggit's. We have it default to our Domi practice/test mission because it makes for exciting gameplay and it's a great place to learn, but you're welcome to play the missions you like on it. Hoggit and PA have a lot in common, and share a great many readers. It stands to reason we would enjoy the same ArmA. :)
This game will be on the PA teamspeak, so no worries there. If you ever want to visit some channels smelling of jet fuel and GAU-8 smoke though, you'll find us at hoggit.us.
A number of us will be around and we'll restart the server fresh at 7pm then pile in for some good fun and teamwork. Domination is super-tolerant though of join-in-progress, so don't feel like you need to miss out if you can't make the start. Those of you I got to play with on Saturday were a fantastic crowd. I sincerely look forward to more of the same!
Humblest apologies to non-North American PA gamers. The vast majority of Hoggit is based in the NA-time zones so our weekday events are almost always around this time in (our) evening. The server remains up for you guys 24/7 though. Feel free to use it whenever. :)
And those of you that are editors/scripters and might be interested in lending a hand getting the big event mission file ready... Here are some documents you might like to look over. Send me a PM and we'll get you added to our working files and planning documents.