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# Music Bot Example
This is an example of how to create a music bot using @discordjs/voice alongside [discord.js](https://github.com/discordjs/discord.js).
The focus of this example is on how to create a robust music system using this library. The example explores error recovery, reconnection logic and implementation of a queue that won't lock up.
If you're looking to make your own music bot that is fairly simple, this example is a great place to start.
## Usage
```bash
# Clone the main repository, and then run:
$ npm install
$ npm run build
# Open this example and install dependencies
$ cd examples/music-bot
$ npm install
# Set a bot token (see auth.example.json)
$ nano auth.json
# Start the bot!
$ npm start
```
## Code structure
The bot code has been separated from the code that is specific to @discordjs/voice as much as possible. Within `src/music`, you will find code that is specific to this library and you can take inspiration from this when building your own music system.
On the other hand, `src/bot.ts` is discord.js-specific code that interacts with the music system above, as well as handling user commands given on Discord. This example uses a development build of Discord.js that supports slash commands.