Command to stop the bot?

[blazing grove]

Is there a command to stop the bot like discord.Client.logout in discord.py?

[strange phoenix]

Hey! Once your issue is solved, press the button below to close this thread!

[civic palm]

await bot.stop()

However personally, I would shut off the bot manually to prevent any possible data corruption if you're using databases or anything of the sort.

And it doesn't close the session, so honestly, just don't shut it down via the bot. Or if you really need to shut it down using OS.

[blazing grove]

Indeed, every time I force quit, the json file is unreadable...
By shut off the bot manually, do you mean Ctrl+C?

[civic palm]

Yep, but I mean, it's not much better than bot.stop.

What do you mean json file is unreadable?

Btw i may not be able to provide amazing support as im new to interactions.py too, however I've tried many other types of python discord bots and this one is the easiest and most powerful one i've found yet especially with easily integradable / commands.

[blazing grove]

The program will not be able to read locally stored json files at all
This only occurs in Ubuntu environment

[rocky finch]

if you want to simulate a Ctrl+C in your code, you can raise the KeyboardInterrupt exception

I don't think the bot.stop function should be called to stop the bot, I think it's a private function for the inner workings of the bot

[blazing grove]

I'm running the bot with nohup on Ubuntu, so it's hard to do Ctrl+C...

[rocky finch]

Idk what is nohup but I think you misunderstood me

raise the exception, not manually press Ctrl C

[stray rampart]

?????

no its a public function lmao

if we wanted it private it would be underscored

using it is perfectly fine

[rocky finch]

oh ok nice

maybe it was this way in v4

[stray rampart]

v4 was more picky about it, but v5 doesnt care

[rancid pine]

stop() is the recommended way to do it, because it means you can put cleanup after the eventloop ends

ctrl+C will force-quit on the current line, not allowing cleanup functions to run

[stray rampart]

(though usually ipy intercepts the first control c and tries to close it gracefully using stop)