Help with making a command to create a role

[tranquil tree]

.rtfm Guild.create_role

[stark granite]

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discord.Guild.create_role

[cunning shuttle]

idk how i would be supposed to do it

@client.slash_command(name="makeadmin", description="makeadmin")
async def makeadmin(ctx):
    await client.create_role(name='test')
    await client.add_roles

something like this

idk

[tranquil tree]

The docs explicitly say "discord.Guild.create_role"

You need a guild object

You don't use the client object (and doesn't make sense at all)

And the last line doesn't make sense either.

[cunning shuttle]

i have no idea how to do it bro

can you just make it for me

i can literaly pay you aswell

i just need this done

[tranquil tree]

We don't spoonfeed here lol

[cunning shuttle]

alright so what do i do

idk wtf im supposed to do

[tranquil tree]

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[cunning shuttle]

@client.slash_command(name="makeadmin", description="makeadmin")
async def makeadmin(ctx):
    await discord.Guild.create_role(name='test')

what something like this?

[tranquil tree]

Yes and no

[cunning shuttle]

whatn o

whats the no about

[tranquil tree]

Do you know Object Orientated Programming?

[cunning shuttle]

no

[tranquil tree]

Because the whole library is OOP

[cunning shuttle]

makes sense

[tranquil tree]

Then you're welcome to learn OOP.

[cunning shuttle]

I just wnat to make this thing real fast bro

i dont want to learn all that

[cunning shuttle]

can you atleast tell me what the no is about

[tranquil tree]

You need an actual discord.Guild instance

But you don't know what that is

Because you don't know OOP

[cunning shuttle]

cool

how do i make one

[cunning shuttle]

how do i make one?

[tranquil tree]

You don't.

If you cared to read the docs, at least, you would see context has an attribute called guild which refers to the guild the command is being run in

[cunning shuttle]

i read them

but you realise i dont really understand anything reading them

[tranquil tree]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

That's what happens when you don't wanna learn.

[cunning shuttle]

can you just stop being a dickhead and help me

or no

?

u weird asf bro

[tranquil tree]

ok bro

[glossy vortex]

Scrolling through the help sections, I think "Oh, this is an easy one I can help with." Then I see the way this guy is treating you, and I'm like, "pass"

[cunning shuttle]

cool

[turbid bobcat]

The problem is that you were told what needs to be changed and how to do it. We do not have the time/energy to teach people OOP especially with there being many online resources that would do a better job. We also will not give you the code as that does not promote learning. If we give you code you will need to come back with similar questions and in the end we will have pretty much written your bot for you through spoon feeding. I will link some resources below.

.tag lp

[stark granite]

Resources For Learning Python

• Official Beginner's Guide
• Shortcut to guide for people new to programming and people with experience programming
• Official Tutorial

Other Resources To Learn Python

• Automate The Boring Stuff for complete beginners to programming
• Learn X In Y Minutes for people with experience programming
• Swaroopch is a useful book
• Code Abbey has practice for beginners
• W3Schools is a good resource for general use

[jade gulch]

This thread was archived by a staff member.

[crude mica]

sorry to bother as i know this has been archived, I was wondering for buttons, if the interactions parameter also has a method to acheive this?

i.e

await interactions.discord.Guild.create_role(name='exemplar')

[turbid bobcat]

Interaction.guild where Interaction is your interaction object. This will allow you to do anything with guild. Also for future reference you can ask questions like this in #1132206148309749830 or your own help thread unless it directly relates to the original question being asked.

@crude mica ^

[crude mica]

makes sense thanks