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@sly sonnet
The snipoet works but i need to increase the lenght
How much do i have to increase it ?
Can you share the context?
Where is the snippet
uh, try to increase how you like it
but, I think more interesting thing would be to remove the extra useless stuff that you won't use, try that!
I dont know i just forcefully made it scrap all of that
you can look into it, find patterns and try to select only some of the text
but shortening it is alright
Also can i use markdownify ?
Because uh
The markdown doesn't display properly
where do you display it?
In embed's description
The docstring description is on the new line
In same embed field
ooh yea, you have to use field.value but its weird
I think you should use
a
a
this
so that way u can use markdown
Is that separator /n or what
\n yes
wait
let me show u
Hi there!
description
comment
> **Hi there!**
> description
> _comment_
or you can use more stuff
there's plenty of options
I'd recommend using embed for a short description but this for more complex stuff
Oh wait maybe for embeds
do field - value
as argument - description
with more fields
.
Also
Markdownify doesn't seems to be working for me
its okay, you can do it yourself, markdown is very simple
** bold **
_ italic _
# Heading
## smaller heading
~~ crosseed ~~
and I think there is more stuff
if you don't wanna use markdown thats an okay choice too
It just doesn't work properly lol
Not a code issue it should work
oo nice
Ye
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