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2. If you already have telegram bot, skip this step. Otherwise create it through [BotFather](https://t.me/BotFather). You'll go through step-by-step instructions, give a bot __username__ and most importanrly, obtain a bot __token__. Save this token.
3. Next, we need to tell plugin about your new bot. You can either:
- Run Spigot server, plugin will log `"No config file found! Saving default one."`. After that, stop server and proceed to 3rd step.
- Run Spigot server, plugin will log `"No config file found! Saving default one."`. After that, stop server and proceed to 4th step.
- Copy [config.yml](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kraftwerk28/spigot-tg-bridge/master/src/main/resources/config.yml) to `plugins/SpigotTGBridge/` in your server directory.
4. A `config.yml` is just a [valid YAML](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML) file, alternative for JSON, but more human-readable.
Now, take bot's __username__ and __token__ which you got in 2'nd step and paste them into `config.yml`, so it looks like this:
Now, take bot's __username__ and __token__ which you got in 2nd step and paste them into `config.yml`, so it looks like this:
```yaml
botToken: abcdefghijklmnopq123123123
botUsername: my_awesome_spigot_bot