Depends on how your code looks and how you want to "use it as a command"
#importing text as code
white shoal
raw prism
In pythen there is a build in fuction called exec
Which takes a string or a bytecode object and executes the code based on globals and locales
If the code is a valid module import it with importlib.import_module
raw prism
However if the code is not from a trusted source dont do that.
Only use eval, exec or other stuff when you 10000000% sure that the code is save.
compact comet
Depends on how your code looks and how you want to "use it as a command"
import py-cord
import os
all the needed things here
file = load.fileorsmth
#file
@client.command()
async def test(ctx):
await ctx.send("B")
#end of file
exec(file)#?
bot.run("")
Would that work
raw prism
```py
import py-cord
import os
all the needed things here
file = load.fileorsm...
depends on what is in the file and you want to achieve
white shoal
First of all it's not import py-cord, it's import discord
And again, it depends on the code in the file and what it's supposed to do
raw prism
you need to load the string from the file btw
compact comet
Whats in the file is underneath #file
compact comet
First of all it's not `import py-cord`, it's `import discord`
And again, it depe...
you can see it in the code
compact comet
you need to load the string from the file btw
i know
white shoal
I don't see why you can't just use cogs for it though, seems like you're just overcomplicating stuff
compact comet
Because i dont like cogs
white shoal
Why not?
raw prism
You make it 1000 times harder for urself
compact comet
I like that