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    # ᵛᶦᵐᵛᶦᵐ'ˢ Connecty!
    ## Overview
    1. Install python (Windows or debian)
    2. Install connecty
    3. Setup manuallly or using GUI
    4. Start connecty
    ## Install python on Windows
    #### Install Python
    Get the installer [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/).
    Although you installed python, you will not run python directly, but use the cmd/terminal/powershell
    
    ## Install python on Debian
    Get python 3 through your package manager
    ```
    sudo apt-get install python3
    ```
    ## Install Connecty
    Install connecty
    ```
    python3 -m pip install connecty
    ```
    
    ## Manual Setup
    ### Create a config file
    Save a new text file with your config. You can save it anywhere on your computer.
    The file must be in the .ini format and contain your token and all your connections.
     ```ini
    [BOT]
    token = tokengoeshere
    
    [my_connection_1]
    channels = 123456789 123456789 123456789
    
    [my_connection_2]
    channels = 123456789 123456789 123456789
    ```
    The first section should be called `[BOT]` and contain your token.
    Each subsequent section is a different connection.
    The exact name doesn't matter so name them something memorable.
    
    ### Run the bot
    Run this command in cmd/terminal
     ```
    python3 -m connecty path/to/config.ini
     ```
    
    ## GUI Setup
    Run this command in cmd/terminal
     ```
    python3 -m connecty
     ```
    The window below will appear
    
    ![](https://i.imgur.com/3kzbFIq.png)
    
    This lets you manage your config file and run the bot. Start by clicking the `New` button and
    choosing a file to save to. Enter a name for your first connection into box `A` and click the `Add` button above it.
    Enter the channel ID for your first channel into box `C` and click the `Add` button above it.
    Select an existing connection by picking it from box `B`. Select an existing channel by picking it from box `D`. 
    Into box `F` enter your token. Finally click the `Run` button.
    Second time you run the bot, click the `Load` button and select the file you saved earlier.
    
    ## GUI + Manual Setup
    Use the `-i` flag to open the GUI with a config file already loaded.
     ```
    python3 -m connecty path/to/config.ini -i
     ```

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