🔒 Help with Nextcord

[vagrant pecan]

On the host that I am using it keeps putting a error message I am looking for some help getting my bot up and running.

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[vagrant pecan]

I am restarting my bot to get the error message

[final pumice]

did u include a requirements file? and set the build config to install packages from the requirements file?

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[vagrant pecan]

Sorry!

I am still pretty new to coding so I dont really understand.

My requirements file has nothing.

[final pumice]

you created the bot on your pc right?

[vagrant pecan]

Correct.

Well

My friend helped

[final pumice]

did you create a virual environment or just installed directly?

[vagrant pecan]

I put it into vscode and changed the role id's to mine ect

[final pumice]

anyway if u don't understand what that means, type pip freeze on your cpmmand prompt

[final pumice]

i see

[final pumice]

if nextcord shows up, type pip freeze > requirementx.txt

[vagrant pecan]

Can we get into a vc and I share my screen?

[final pumice]

sorry can't vc rn

[vagrant pecan]

Itt's fine

[vagrant pecan]

In my host?

[final pumice]

but that command should get you uour requirementx file

[final pumice]

nah

[vagrant pecan]

Where?

[final pumice]

local machine

your pc

command prompt

or terminal

[vagrant pecan]

I just opened my Command Prompt

What to I type?

[final pumice]

this command, the one in code block

wait

let me edit that

pip freeze > requirements.txt

[vagrant pecan]

Nothing happened

[final pumice]

go to the folder where all your files are in

[vagrant pecan]

Just my host lol

I put everything into my host

[final pumice]

oh

[vagrant pecan]

then

edit it from there

if I need to I will put it into vscode

[final pumice]

alright run the command on your host then

what os does it run

[vagrant pecan]

That's the bot.py file

[final pumice]

look, seems this is hard for you

[vagrant pecan]

Yeah lol

[final pumice]

just create a file called requirements.txt

[vagrant pecan]

I normaly use discord.py

[final pumice]

and type nextcord in it

add it to your host

[final pumice]

same process tbh

[vagrant pecan]

Ahhh

[final pumice]

i used nextcord once

for a short while

[vagrant pecan]

To me it's tottaly different

Because I am just learning

[final pumice]

I see

u shld switch back to discord.py unless u rly need nextcord imo

i use pycord and discord.py

[vagrant pecan]

I am going to take computer science soon

Well I would but

I dont know anything about it really lol

I found it easier

to learn nextcord

[final pumice]

nice, what's your main interest?

[vagrant pecan]

I just want to get better at coding in general

[final pumice]

it's basically the same syntax

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New error

I am restarting

[final pumice]

send

[final pumice]

hmm, this depends on u more than a course of study tbh but i see your point

[final pumice]

names don't match

rename the file

[vagrant pecan]

Oops

I miss spelt

ty lol

mb

[final pumice]

dw everyone makes those mistakes sometimes

lol

[vagrant pecan]

Keep's crashing

OHH I see

wait

another spelling error

SOrry

[final pumice]

can u ask your friend for the requirements file, since they wrote the code

there's alot of dependencies your code needs to work

all they'd need to do is a pip freeze

it's impossible for the host to know what your program needs without it

[vagrant pecan]

Ok

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