#🔒 I need help on import "request" could not be resolved from source.

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leaden turtleBOT
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@hollow cobalt

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minor nymph
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requests is a thrid party package (not part of the stdlib - "standard library", which comes with Python). You need to install it.

The command: python3 -m pip install requests
should do that, run in the terminal window at the bottom of your VSCode window. If you're on Windows, say py instead of python3, I think.

hollow cobalt
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okey letme try

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i did it and it succesfly dowlanded but the problem is still there

signal fractal
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The error you see in that screenshot is specific to VS Code and the Pylance extension, not directly related to Python.
Pylance is saying one of two things:

  • The module is not installed in the environment it's looking at.
  • Pylance is looking at the wrong environment.
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Once VS Code has the right environment selected, then Pylance will be able to read the packages you've pip-installed and show intellisense completions.

hollow cobalt
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which one i have to select on here

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signal fractal
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Probably the first one, the .venv?

hollow cobalt
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letme try

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uh okay it solved i did on 3rd

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god bless you guys

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thanks again

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and i have 1 more question can i run my code on microsft excel? like if i type the token and discord channel and what i want to sent in that excel

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is it possible to do? or i just have to do in vsc

signal fractal
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Why would you want to use Excel as an input for a Discord bot?
Environment variables would be simpler. Such as with:

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!pypi python-dotenv

leaden turtleBOT
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python-dotenv v1.0.1

Read key-value pairs from a .env file and set them as environment variables

Released on <t:1705991580:D>.

signal fractal
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mini spammer
Oh, that's why. Probably shouldn't be doing that, regardless.

hollow cobalt
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i will use it on my server not for disturbing anyone

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i play 1 game and there is items i want to sell , and i wanted to spam a channel like 2 per hours like sell item at blablabla

signal fractal
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Sounds like you are making a cron job with a notification, then.
Anyway, env variables would be the simplest means to authenticate the bot and your chosen server without exposing the token in a github repo, for example (as long as you don't commit the .env file)

hollow cobalt
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not with bot with discord token is it possible?

signal fractal
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You would use discord token to authenticate a bot account, yes.

hollow cobalt
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okey can i show you what i type on the vsc and if you know about that can you tell its normal or not?

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there is not much turkish guide on youtube with that conent so i wanted to get help from servers

signal fractal
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So you're asking, essentially, to use some token from Discord to make a POST request that sends a message to your given server?
I mean, you could just use a webhook and send messages to it, then.

hollow cobalt
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oh can i?

signal fractal
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Create the webhook within the server channel, copy that URL, and play around with POSTing to it from your own app.

hollow cobalt
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oh i see know i wrote you wrong its not my discord channel its discord channel own by a the game i play im sorry i wrote wrong my english is not enough

signal fractal
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If you're asking to send messages to a channel on a server you don't own, you might ask them to create a webhook for you.
Otherwise, no. Spamming messages in this way would probably violate Discord Terms of Service.

hollow cobalt
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oof

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there is no way you can help for that?

hollow cobalt
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@signal fractal

leaden turtleBOT
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