Lunaris2 is a Discord bot designed to play music in your server's voice channels. It's built using C# and the Discord.Net library, and it uses the LavaLink music client for audio streaming.

• Play music from YouTube directly in your Discord server.
• Skip tracks, pause, and resume playback.
• Queue system to line up your favorite tracks.
• Local LLM (AI chatbot) that answers on @mentions in Discord chat. See more about it below.

1. Clone the repo.
2. Extract.
3. If there isn't already a appsettings.json file in there, create one.
4. Set the discord bot token. How the file should look (without token): appsettings.json]
5. Make sure you got docker installed. And run the file start-services.sh, make sure you got git-bash installed.
6. Now you can start the project and run the application.

Lunaris supports AI chat using a large language model, this is done by hosting the LLM locally, in this case Docker will set it up for you when you run the start-services script.

The LLM is run using Ollama see more about Ollama here. Running LLM locally requires much resources from your system, minimum requirements is at least 8GB of ram. If your don't have enought ram, select a LLM model in the appsettings file that requires less of your system.

NOTE: you need to download the model from the Ollama ui, the model name which is preselected in the code is called gemma.

• Install PM2 and configure it following their setup guide

• Download Lavalink 4.X.X (.jar)
• Install Java 17

If using Linux run following command to start Lavalink with PM2: pm2 start "sudo java -Xmx1G -jar Lavalink.jar" --name Lavalink4.0.7

For me I have Lavalink.jar downloaded in /opt folder from Linux root. By running Lavalink using PM2, you can monitor it and manage it from a page in your browser instead of having to access the server terminal.

• Install dotnet

Register the Lunaris bot with PM2: pm2 start "dotnet Lunaris2.dll"

• /play <song>: Plays the specified song in the voice channel you're currently in.
• /skip: Skips the currently playing song.

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.