🚀 Asyncord
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📚 Introduction
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Welcome to Asyncord, the next-generation library for building powerful and efficient Discord bots with Python!

Asyncord makes bot development seamless and enjoyable by closely following the official Discord API. It ensures your bots are fast and responsive. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a beginner, Asyncord provides the tools and documentation to create bots that handle everything from simple commands to complex interactions.

🌟 Key Features
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- ⚡ **Fully Asynchronous**: Asyncord is built with asynchronous programming from the ground up.

- 📝 **Total type hints coverage**: The library is fully typed, with type hints for all functions and classes.

- ✅ **Complete Pydantic Schema Coverage**: Asyncord incorporates full pydantic schema coverage, ensuring robust data validation and management.

- 🛠️ **Full Discord Bot API Coverage**: The library offers complete coverage of the Discord Bot API, enabling access to all the functionalities that Discord provides for bots. This includes handling messages, managing servers, user interactions, and more.

- 📖 **Clarity and Comprehensibility**: Asyncord is designed to be more clear and understandable than other libraries, as it closely follows the official Discord API documentation. This adherence makes it easier for developers to implement and maintain their bots.

🛠️ Installing
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To install the library, run the following command::

    pip install asyncord

That's it! You're ready to start building your Discord bot. 🤖

🤝 Contributing
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Contributions of all sizes are welcome. We appreciate any help, whether it's fixing a bug, improving the documentation, or adding a new feature. If you're interested in contributing, please read our `contributing guidelines <CONTRIBUTING.md>`_ to get started. 🚀

📜 License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, please refer to the `LICENSE <LICENSE>`_ file. 📄
