The ping pong example from discord.js, fixed up slightly

pingpong.js

/*
	this bot is a ping pong bot, and every time a message
	beginning with "ping" is sent, it will reply with
	"pong!".
*/

// Load discord.js
var Discord = require("discord.js");

// Create a client
var bot = new Discord.Client();

// This code will run once the bot has started up.
bot.on("ready", function () {
	console.log("Ready to begin! Serving in " + bot.channels.length + " channels");
});

// This code will run once the bot has disconnected from Discord.
bot.on("disconnected", function () {
	// alert the console
	console.log("Disconnected!");

	// exit node.js with an error
	process.exit(1);
});

// This code will run once the bot receives any message.
bot.on("message", function (msg) {
	// if message begins with "ping"
	if (msg.content.indexOf("ping") === 0) {
		// send a message to the channel the ping message was sent in.
		bot.sendMessage(msg.channel, "pong!");

		// alert the console
		console.log("pong-ed " + msg.author.username);
	}
});

// Login (replace these auth details with your bot's)
bot.login("email@example.com", "hunter2");

With the bot.login part at the end, what should I put in there? The bot client ID and token? Thanks for making this though!

@Porbei token

In the last Line bot.Login, dies it be email and bot client secret?

With the bot.login part at the end, what should I put in there? The bot client ID and token? Thanks for making this though!

You have to put bot.login("your bot's token");