"""
The MIT License (MIT)

Original work Copyright (c) 2015 Rapptz
Modified work Copyright 2015 Jose Francisco Taas

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
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"""

import click

import discordt

@click.command('discordt')
def main():
    dtcontroller = discordt.DTController()

    # instantaneous message display
    # set to false if bot will be sending messages
    dtcontroller.local_message_display = True

    # if you need access to discord.py's Discord.Client
    client = dtcontroller.dtclient.discordClient

    # only on_message and
    # on_ready have implementations in dtclient
    @dtcontroller.dtclient.event
    def on_message(message):
        pass

    @dtcontroller.dtclient.event
    def on_ready():
        # printing message on output box
        dtcontroller.print_output('Hello world!')

    # if you need the rest of the events:
    # but do not use on on_message and on_ready
    # as they will just get overwritten
    @dtcontroller.dtclient.discordClient.event
    def on_disconnect():
        pass

    # dtcontroller.run() -- just starts interface, must use /login
    # dtcontroller.run(email, password) -- logs in directly (bot use)
    dtcontroller.run()
