Basic Pycord Help (Quick Questions Only)

[swift pumice]

It says 3.4 but with support of different aspects of updated version
Its a python interpreter for use with c#, since im trying to learn a bit of both and be able to implement features of other c# libraries to python bots

[young bone]

You need 3.8+

Eh

[proud mason]

You can try it and see

[dim cape]

How do i time out a command

await asyncio.sleep(5) os.unlink(f'{ctx.author.name}.png')

Would this time out rest of the code it gives 5 seconds for the rest of the code to rin

[cyan quail]

asyncio.sleep will pause that command's function for x seconds; if that's what you want, then go for it

[dim cape]

It dosnt work

[cyan quail]

what are you trying to do?

[dim cape]

So it sends a capctha then u answer in a certain time if you dont it deletes the captcha files and ends the command

[cyan quail]

oh i see

[cyan quail]

assuming you have the message_content intent, you want to use bot.wait_for
see https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/clients.html#discord.Bot.wait_for for usage and examples

[dim cape]

Ive got that

I need the command to end in a certain amount of time

[marble obsidian]

how can i get the og message object of a fourm thread

[cyan quail]

yes, so you use timeout=5 in wait_for

meaning if the 5 seconds have passed, it will raise asyncio.TimeoutError which you can catch

this is demonstrated in the second example py try: reaction, user = await client.wait_for('reaction_add', timeout=60.0, check=check) except asyncio.TimeoutError: await channel.send('👎') else: await channel.send('👍')

you can use the check function to verify that they did the captcha correctly, as seen in the first example ```py
def check(m):
return m.content == 'hello' and m.channel == channel

    msg = await client.wait_for('message', check=check)
    await channel.send(f'Hello {msg.author}!')```

[cyan quail]

use thread.starting_message https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/models.html#discord.Thread.starting_message
note there's a chance that this isn't always cached; if this is the case, you can try await thread.fetch_message using thread.id as starting message id is the thread ID

[marble obsidian]

ok thank you so much! I had tried thread.starting_message before but I was getting a NoneType error whenever I tried to use it. must have been cause it wasn't cached

[cyan quail]

yeah caching with threads is pretty weird

and if that doesn't work either, one final method could be using thread.history with limit=1 and oldest_first=True

[marble obsidian]

Ok thank you!

[jaunty raft]

hey guys is there any function that can be executed before a slash command function gets called?

is it also possible to cancel the function then

[marble obsidian]

put code before ctx.respond?

[jaunty raft]

I mean I have then thousands of commands

if how can I make some function that checks everytime when a slash command gets executed

wait

I can use commands.check() right?

rip wil still take some time to modify each command

[marble obsidian]

thats if you process it through an on_message first

but its different for slash

[jaunty raft]

?

[jaunty raft]

is there any function like that but for slash commands?

@marble obsidian

but do I have to process the slash command ?

[marble obsidian]

what do you mean

[marble obsidian]

this should work

[jaunty raft]

like

[marble obsidian]

yes

[jaunty raft]

nevermind

how can I cancel then a slash command

like that it doesn't execute ping

[marble obsidian]

respond with a message saying 'not allowed'

[jaunty raft]

but it will still execute the command ping

[cyan quail]

You have to include the process line

[jaunty raft]

?

[marble obsidian]

use return

[cyan quail]

You override the on_application_command event, so you have to include process_application_commands

[cyan quail]

Otherwise none of your commands will work

[jaunty raft]

oh

but it will give me an error

[marble obsidian]

dont proccess the command if its not allowed

[jaunty raft]

okay

still

[cyan quail]

Oh wait my bad

[jaunty raft]

?

[cyan quail]

on_application_command can be overridden without process since that's handled somewhere else

[jaunty raft]

oh

so I can't block that

[cyan quail]

Are you trying to add permissions to your commands?

[jaunty raft]

kind of like:
if the user is in a database then:
the user is allowed to run the commmand
else:
alert

[deep holly]

Just an update on my errors I was trying to get help for - having Sparked wipe my server for me to start over worked. No issues lol

[jaunty raft]

but what if I have like alot of commands

[cyan quail]

It sounds like you'd be more interested in checks instead

You can add a bot check

[jaunty raft]

yeah that then I guess

so I have to modify each command now?

[cyan quail]

No, there's a way to add a check to all your commands which you can catch in your error handler

Just docs won't load for me...

[jaunty raft]

so that's the only thing what works?

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/events.html

[cyan quail]

There are several methods but a bot check is easiest

You can also have checks for each cog

[jaunty raft]

so there's no way to automate it

[cyan quail]

It's a single function

[jaunty raft]

ok I will do that then thanks

[cyan quail]

Bot check = global check for all commands

[jaunty raft]

bot check?

how do I do that

just @commands.check(check)?

or how do I make a global check

oh wait @cyan quail

[cyan quail]

Ah finally

Yep

[jaunty raft]

okay that's much better

[jaunty raft]

btw how do I create an error handler for application commands?

[cyan quail]

on_application_command_error

[jaunty raft]

can you give me an example?

[cyan quail]

And checks will raise discord.CheckFailure

Have you made a regular error handler before?

[jaunty raft]

oh not commands.ChecksFailure?

[cyan quail]

I think it was moved to discord

[jaunty raft]

oh I don't wanna update since I have to rename discord -> pycord

[west quest]

AttributeError: 'Bot' object has no attribute 'add_roles'

[cyan quail]

hm?

[west quest]

Whats wrong with that

[cyan quail]

Should be member.add_roles, bot.add_roles is from years ago

[west quest]

👍

[jaunty raft]

I just don't wanna rename import discord to import pycord

[cyan quail]

You don't need to

[west quest]

same for remove roles?

[cyan quail]

v3 isn't for months

[cyan quail]

Yep

[west quest]

await user_added.add_roles(role)

correct right?

[cyan quail]

Yeah

[jaunty raft]

I'm not sure but:

@bot.on_error
async def on_err(ctx: commands.Context, error) -> None:
  if isinstance(error, commands.ChecksFailure):
    await ctx.send("oh no")
  else:
    raise error

[cyan quail]

I THINK that's only for prefix commands but I'm not sure

[jaunty raft]

oh

[cyan quail]

Rather, you should use @bot.event with on_application_command_error and add your exceptions there

[jaunty raft]

bridge commands

[jaunty raft]

it takes the same parameters?

[cyan quail]

Well if it works then go for it

Yeah

Though it'd be discord.ApplicationContext instead

[west quest]

discord.errors.ApplicationCommandInvokeError: Application Command raised an exception: AttributeError: 'User' object has no attribute 'add_roles'

welp should it be add_role?

[cyan quail]

No add_roles is correct, but you got a user instead of a member

[west quest]

now how do i fetch a member

[cyan quail]

Can you show the command code?

[jaunty raft]

nope

[west quest]

user_added = self.bot.get_user(result["discord_id"])

[cyan quail]

Which is why I suggested discord.CheckFailure

[cyan quail]

Is this in a guild context, or do you need to get the guild separately?

[jaunty raft]

oh does that also work

[west quest]

i do need to get it seperately as it is a task

[cyan quail]

Then use bot.get_guild

[jaunty raft]

now it works

[cyan quail]

And then guild.get_member

Nice

[west quest]

👍

also do i send message to user or member

[jaunty raft]

alright thanks

[cyan quail]

Either works

All good

[west quest]

whats the difference between user and member is what i dont get

[cyan quail]

User is a generic discord user

Member is tied to a specific guild

[west quest]

ah so user.mention should work right

[cyan quail]

So it'll have stuff like roles, nicknames etc

Yes

[west quest]

yep i've done this

is it a good idea to do it like this?

[cyan quail]

That's fine

[west quest]

or this better

[cyan quail]

discord.utils.get is certainly useful, but guild.get_role does the same and is shorter

[west quest]

lastly would i be able to dm a guild member something?

or do i need a user for that

[cyan quail]

It looks like you're transferring from 0.16.2 or something

[cyan quail]

Yes that works

Member inherits all the attributes of user

I'd recommend checking out the models section for other attributes and methods https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/models.html

[west quest]

Yep thanks so much

[cyan quail]

Allgood

[west quest]

last thing, can someone tell me how i add multiple views to a message (multiple buttons to be precise)

[proud mason]

Technically speaking, you can't have multiple "Views"
A view has multiple buttons

[west quest]

hm how would I do that?

[errant crane]

Here's the confirm example.

[proud mason]

See that

This is the most preferred way of doing multiple buttons in a view

[west quest]

👍

[lapis raptor]

Hey, how would I add a a channel select option to my slash command?
slash command:

@bot.slash_command(name = "announce", description = "Allows anyone with the administrator permission to send announcements")
@default_permissions(administrator=True)

also is there anyway to have it check if a user has a role or not compared to whether a user has a permission like above?

[patent moth]

can I record and play audio at the same time?

[tame coral]

This may help you with the channel select - https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord/blob/master/examples/app_commands/slash_options.py

You can create an option and either populate it manually with a list of names, or use autocomplete - https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord/blob/master/examples/app_commands/slash_autocomplete.py

[deep holly]

what's the pycord equivalent of discord.py's timed_out_until ? Looking at the docs and am unsure

communication_disabled_until?

[cyan quail]

yes

[deep holly]

sweeet

[patent moth]

?

[proud mason]

yeah you can

its the power of asynchronous programming

[patent moth]

oh good to know

but it is not working for me I get an error

[proud mason]

how are you doing it

code? error?

[patent moth]

yea w8 a sec I will send

[proud mason]

👍

[rare ice]

Right now I’m trying to come up with an idea of a reaction roles system using buttons with each button giving a customizable role from the database. I was thinking of using on_interaction for this since I can handle all callbacks for a reaction role message (from a check) in one. Is there another way of doing this that’s more efficient? Since I don’t want to have to create persistent views over and over again every time the bot starts up.

[proud mason]

I would rather do this with custom ids. Persistent views only rely on custom id. Not the label emoji or anything. Pass the role id to the button's custom id.

You wont even need a db tbh if this is a cmd based function, you may need db ig. not sure

[rare ice]

Then what would I handle the callbacks with?

on_interaction?

[proud mason]

a single button?

[rare ice]

No

There are multiple buttons

That are able to be added by command

It’s a public bot so it has to be customizable

[proud mason]

oh then the number of buttons wont be fixed too right

[rare ice]

So I have to use on_interaction

[proud mason]

so the view is dynamic

[rare ice]

But I’ve had trouble with on_interaction in the past if the button was sent before the bot restarts, probably wasn’t in the cache I think.

[proud mason]

yeah seems so. but i still recommend directly passing role id to the custom id, and getting the role object from that. this avoids a db

[proud mason]

what wasnt in the cache? button?

you wont have a button object in cache if you plan on doing it with on_interaction

[rare ice]

K

[fervent cradle]

How can i ask user that component life time expired

[whole urchin]

is there an ability to let users create custom commands?

[ruby palm]

Creating non-slash commands shouldn't be a problem since you can just store the command name, the expected result and the guildID in for example a database.
Then you'd just have to check if the command with name x exists for guild y.

However, if you're talking about slash commands or a more complex form of the result than just text, I'm not certain how to do that.

[whole urchin]

somebody already helped me, but thanks. I'll look into it

[fervent cradle]

Any ideas?

[proud mason]

component life time expired
wdym by that?

[fervent cradle]

After 10 min button doesn't work

And i want to send user message that this button doesn't work

[limber urchin]

You can't make a button do something after it has timed out. In that case just disable the button or edit the message in on_timeout

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/ui_kit.html#discord.ui.View.on_timeout
https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/ui_kit.html#discord.ui.View.disable_all_items

[fervent cradle]

slash commands doens't show for me but for my friend it does

[silver moat]

check if use the legacy chat input is off

[fervent cradle]

yep works now

[wind jay]

404 Not Found (error code: 10062): Unknown interaction

when is this error triggered

[full basin]

When you usually take too long to respond

[echo egret]

is it normal that load/reload/unload_extension() doesn't affect commands ?

i have only one debug guild so when i restart my bot all changes are instantaneous, but when i use these methods new/removed commands aren't usable on discord

[wind jay]

what is too long?

how long?

[full basin]

More than 3 seconds.

[wind jay]

oh really?

so i have to use .defer() ?

[full basin]

Indeed

[misty yew]

How can I set cooldown for bridge commands?

[young bone]

The same for a prefix or slash_command

[wind jay]

but if i use await interaction.response.defer()

i cant use response again

[full basin]

You must use a followup

[misty yew]

How can I do CommandOnCooldown error for bridge command? If I use prefix, it send message in a chat. If I use slash_command, it send message in console

[young bone]

ctx.respond

Not send

[misty yew]

with respond

And interaction didn't respond

[young bone]

Restart the bot

[marble obsidian]

I'm trying to make my bot log avatar changes. This is what I've got but nothing happens. I've added loggers for nicknames using the same concept and it worked. How could I get this to work?

@bot.event
async def on_member_update(before, after):
    channel = bot.get_channel(channelid)
    if before.avatar != after.avatar and after.avatar is not None:
      embed = discord.Embed(description=f"**{after.mention} changed avatar **\n\n([before])[{before.avatar.url}] **->** ([after])[{after.avatar.url}]\n\nUser Id: {after.id}", color=0xe67e22)
      try:
        embed.set_author(name=after, icon_url=after.avatar.url)
      except:
        embed.set_author(name=after)
      await channel.send(embed=embed)

[young bone]

Wait

[misty yew]

Restarted

Same problem

[young bone]

I know

I saw what the problem is now

You use on_command_error

But that is only for prefix commands

[misty yew]

What do I need to change it to?

[young bone]

Can you try .reply?

[misty yew]

Same problem

[cyan quail]

you'd need on_application_command_error for the slash side

[dim cape]

How can i edit a voice channels name?

[limber urchin]

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/models.html#discord.VoiceChannel.edit

[rare ice]

Is there a command check to see if a member is the guild owner?

Couldn’t find anything in the docs

[silver moat]

you could always make your own

[rare ice]

True

[dim cape]

Thanks.

Anyone know how i could fix this error and what does it mean

[limber urchin]

That's a pretty basic error. It means you're trying to access an index/key of a list or dict that doesn't exist.

[rare ice]

Can a bot edit its own about me or can that only be done in the dev portal?

[zinc cloak]

In content: Must be 2000 or fewer in length.```
I got a function that works fine, but it gives this odd error when run

The line that it flags is

await ctx.channel.send(video)```

But the text isn't 2000 character long

Wait should I move this question to a thread

[limber urchin]

What is video?

[silver moat]

the latter

[rare ice]

wdym

[silver moat]

the last choice

[rare ice]

Oh

[light river]

why doesn't on_disconnect call if you close the bot by pressing stop in ide

[fervent cradle]

Hi guys I have a question,
Currently I have a command that blocks a list of words that the user selects,
but my bot is not able to read the messages sent by weebhooks and other bots, Is it possible to achieve this?

[light river]

intents

[fervent cradle]

What kind of intents?

[light river]

message intents

[fervent cradle]

https://img.scanit.gg/O9R3Lvymn

[light river]

message content intents

[fervent cradle]

I have message intents

[light river]

did you enable on dev portal?

[silver moat]

you also need messages intents

[fervent cradle]

Wait

Is that a different intent?

[light river]

i just use discord.Intents.all()

[silver moat]

yes

[silver moat]

because you killed the process.

[fervent cradle]

O i didnt know that

Thanks Squid and Bigman appreciate it

[fervent cradle]

any help?

[limber urchin]

uninstall discord.py

[fervent cradle]

and then?

pycord?

[limber urchin]

?tag install

[obtuse junco]

1. Uninstall discord.py or any other forks of discord.py you might have with the namespace discord.
   python -m pip uninstall discord.py discord -y

2a. Install py-cord
python -m pip install py-cord

2b. Update py-cord
python pip install -U py-cord

Installing other builds:
Note: You need to have git installed. Use ?tag git to find out how to install git.

Updating the module to master branch (unstable):
pip install -U git+https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord

[fervent cradle]

?tag git

[obtuse junco]

No tag git found.

[zinc cloak]

A link to a bob ross video

Example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBIfOYJfMWY

[limber urchin]

Could you show the code for the entire function?

[proud mason]

i suggest asking in #1047189308131508306

yes it is possible tho

[fervent cradle]

Ok sorry

[calm plume]

i got this code

    vote_board = await ctx.response.send_message ( embed = vote_embed )
    emojis = ['1️⃣','2️⃣','3️⃣','4️⃣']
    await vote_board.message.add_reaction(emoji = emojis[0].encode("ascii", "namereplace"))

it says as a error discord.errors.ApplicationCommandInvokeError: Application Command raised an exception: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'add_reaction'

which is weird bc vote_board.message exists

[young bone]

read the error

[calm plume]

yes it says nonetype

but how is it nonetype when i sent it like some seconds ago

[north gorge]

is there some gotcha to using @tasks in a cog in a separate file that's loaded when the bot loads?

[calm plume]

im not working with cogs

[young bone]

why?

[calm plume]

well i don't want to

[north gorge]

I'm having an issue lmao, sorry wasn't responding

[calm plume]

here is my code tho for more detail

[calm plume]

oh

@bot.command(name="voting_board", description="Pocket Calculator Here For Anything!")
async def _voting_board(ctx: discord.ApplicationContext,
                        title: str,
                        description: str,
                        timeout: str,
                        options: discord.Option(int, name = "options", description="The Amount Of Options", min_value = 2, max_value = 4)):
    server = bot.get_guild(665249741289947157)
    mod = server.get_role(953715870591496202)

    if ctx.author.top_role.position < mod.position:
        error_embed = discord.Embed ( title = "Uh Oh A Error!", description = f"It Seems That You Cannot Use The Command As You Need To Have A Moderator Role Or Higher, Please Use The Command Again When You Have The Moderator Role Or Higher", color = discord.Color.red ( ) )
        error_embed.set_thumbnail ( url = Logo )
        error_embed.set_footer ( text = "Below Moderator Role Power" )
        await ctx.response.send_message(embed = error_embed)
        return
    number = re.findall("\d+", timeout)
    time = timeout[len(number[0]):]
    seconds = float(number[0])
    if time == "m":
        seconds = float(number[0]) * 60
    elif time == "h":
        seconds = float(number[0]) * 3600
    elif time == "d":
        seconds = float(number[0]) * 86400
    vote_embed = discord.Embed ( title = title, description = description, color = discord.Color.dark_gray() )
    vote_embed.set_thumbnail ( url = Logo )
    vote_embed.set_footer ( text = "Voting Time, Cast Your Vote Now!" )
    vote_board = await ctx.response.send_message ( embed = vote_embed )
    emojis = ['1️⃣','2️⃣','3️⃣','4️⃣']
    await vote_board.message.add_reaction(emoji = emojis[0].encode("ascii", "namereplace"))

[young bone]

what returns a ctx.respond?

@calm plume

[calm plume]

wdym

[young bone]

Do you know basic python?

[calm plume]

ik

duh

i just don't understand why it returns none

[north gorge]

Aha, for the benefit of whoever is CTRL + F -ing in the future. Keywords: cog task has no attribute: when you're loading a cog with a task decorator you should do it in on_ready() not wherever you're doing it now

[young bone]

ctx.respond is not returning a message

[calm plume]

oh

but then how imma gonna respond to the interaction

[young bone]

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/models.html#discord.Interaction.original_message

[fervent cradle]

is there a way to get all those arguments in commands.check ??

like i made a custom check and i want to check if the role which user pass in argument is above or not

[dapper flare]

how do i get a discord file input from a member

                                                                              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

TypeError: Invalid class <class 'discord.file.File'> used as an input type for an Option

i tried and got this

[proud mason]

discord.Attachment

[dapper flare]

@client.slash_command(name="ask", description="ask lol")
async def ask(ctx, gm:Option(str, "game master", required=False), gm_file:Option(discord.Attachment, "uplaod it in file format", required=False)):
    await ctx.defer()
    if gm_file:
        print("got here")
        with open(gm_file, "a+") as f: # stops here idk why
            print("gptt shere")
            gm = f.readlines() ```

i tried this and it didnt work and gave no error.

[proud mason]

can you upload a file?

[dapper flare]

yes i am able to

[proud mason]

with open(gm_file, "a+") as f: it doesnt work like that

[dapper flare]

then?

[proud mason]

.rtfm discord.Attachmet

[winter condor]

Target not found, try again and make sure to check your spelling.

[proud mason]

.rtfm discord.Attachment

[winter condor]

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[dapper flare]

oh okay

[proud mason]

1st one

yeah

[verbal marten]

In a custom cooldown function, how would I check if the command is currently on cooldown? I want to interact with my db if the command is on cooldown when the command is sent. I tried using is_on_cooldown() but I got a maximum recursion depth error.

[proud mason]

if you are implementing the cooldown with the decorator, CommandOnCooldown Exception would be raised in on_command_error https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/ext/commands/api.html#discord.ext.commands.CommandOnCooldown

what is your custom cooldown function?

[verbal marten]

def my_cooldown(message):
        bot = message.bot
        record = bot.syncMongoDB[str(message.guild.id)].find_one({"user": message.author.id})
        if record:
            if bot.itemCheck(record["inventory"],"ancient scroll") and message.command.is_on_cooldown(message):
                bot.syncremoveItem(message.author.id, "ancient scroll")
                return None
            else:
                return commands.Cooldown(1, 7200)
        else:
            return commands.Cooldown(0, 7200)

@proud mason

oh i am stupid

i cant use is_on_cooldown within the cooldown function

ffs thats funny

A helper function would probably solve my problem here

Yeah i'm still struggling on how to implement this. I want it to reduce the cooldown if a database record has a certain value, but only if the command is currently on cooldown. So it is an 'item' a user can have to use a command again once instantly without a cooldown.

[proud mason]

i think you would need to maintain the cooldown checking yourselves. but im not sure

[boreal dust]

Code is in the error 💀

[rare ice]

By fetching a message, it returns discord.Message, how can I tell if this message is a discord.WebhookMessage object?

[ruby palm]

Messages sent by a webhook have a User object as their author, while a message sent by a "regular" user has a Member object (in guilds). Therefore, you have to ensure that the Message has a guild or the channel is not a DMChannel.

[rare ice]

oh alr, i didn't know that. thanks

[ruby palm]

Had to test that first as well.

[rare ice]

ah

[chilly ermine]

Hello! So i was trying to make a bot display a streaming status like when someone do a twitch stream (picture) however even tho i filled with name, game and all that stuff i can't manage to make it look like that, just the watch button appears.
Is it that a discord bot can only show that or maybe i coded it wrong?

[dawn berry]

bots are kinda restricted when it comes to stuff like that, so it could be just lack of permission

[granite crypt]

How can i add a persistant view in cog?

[chilly ermine]

yes that is what i thought, however as the streaming function has the values of game and all that stuff I was confused, ty!

[full basin]

The same way you do it normally

[granite crypt]

Found a forum post about it here and that seems to work

[dim cape]

Is there a never ending loop

[granite crypt]

cogs are weird i hate cogs

[granite crypt]

Where

[dim cape]

Wym where

[granite crypt]

Wym Is there a never ending loop

[dim cape]

Like is there a loop tht mever stops

[granite crypt]

No?

[dawn berry]

I can't get the cooldown in the Command class to work

[tribal bough]

where i can find all event list

[ruby palm]

Are you perhaps looking for this?
https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/events.html

[tribal bough]

thanks

[proud mason]

oh damn thats interesting

i dont think thats in the docs

[proud mason]

a while True loop never stops unless you break. but dont use that in a discord bot. rather use the tasks ext

[dim cape]

tasks?

[proud mason]

https://guide.pycord.dev/extensions/tasks

see that

[dim cape]

Can i use em inside a async def

[ruby palm]

I'd be surprised if that's even intended

[proud mason]

ig

[proud mason]

yeah that doesnt seem intended

.rtfm discord.Message

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170 total results

discord.Message
discord.Message.activity
discord.Message.add_reaction
discord.Message.application
discord.Message.attachments
discord.Message.author
discord.Message.channel
discord.Message.channel_mentions
discord.Message.clean_content
discord.Message.clear_reaction
discord.Message.clear_reactions
discord.Message.components
discord.Message.content
discord.Message.create_thread
discord.Message.created_at
discord.Message.delete
discord.Message.edit
discord.Message.edited_at
discord.Message.embeds
discord.Message.flags

[dim cape]

Like here

[proud mason]

there should be smth that is intended and tells you if msg is a wehook

found it- https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/models.html#discord.Message.webhook_id

[proud mason]

oh yeah you can definitely use tasks.loop for this.. but i dont recommend editing a msg that often

[proud mason]

@ruby palm hey this looks intended

[dim cape]

It isnt a message its a channel

[ruby palm]

How the fuck did I oversee that

[dim cape]

And example or explanation on how i could do it

[proud mason]

oh then you should definitely slow that down

[dawn berry]

How am I supposed to use the Cooldown class to set a cooldown for command usage? I don’t understand the docs

[proud mason]

@dim cape check this for example

[dim cape]

async def wtv():
@cedar depotsks.loop(seconds)
cod

[proud mason]

no

[proud mason]

i could have helped but some mf took away slash perms from this channel

it was working in the morning...

https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord/blob/master/examples/cooldown.py see this

you use the decorator

and not the cooldown class

[rare ice]

RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison what in the world is this error

[proud mason]

recursion

python has a limit

you can change it ofc

i hope you know what recursion is

(its a func calling itself)

[rare ice]

hm

i must have made an oopsie

[proud mason]

if you dont return out of it based on conditions, you will run into this ^

or if you intensionally want it, handle it with try except

[ruby palm]

I think you can increase the limit if needed

[rare ice]

how?

im also not having anything call itself

[proud mason]

google

[dim cape]

    async def btc_check():
      if a == await bitcoin():
        print("same")
      else:
          await a.edit(name = "BitCoin:" + str(await bitcoin()))```

[proud mason]

traceback?

[dim cape]

Could this work @proud mason

[rare ice]

tbh ive never seen some of the errors im now getting before

[dawn berry]

sys.SetRecursionLimit(0) put this in your main script

[proud mason]

its not really a good idea to do that

[limber urchin]

Yeah no, don't do that

If you're reaching the limit you probably have an issue somewhere in your code

[rare ice]

i fixed it

[proud mason]

_raise_connection_failure(error)

[rare ice]

without having to do that

[proud mason]

smth with that?

[proud mason]

oh how?

[rare ice]

i had a variable trying to do something with the variable that has the same name

duplicate names

[proud mason]

whhere you you get a from?

[proud mason]

aah

[proud mason]

@rare ice btw check what i found

[proud mason]

rather than this

[dim cape]

@proud mason dms?

[proud mason]

i dont use tasks.loop a lot. wait for someone else

i think that looks good

http://tryitands.ee

[dim cape]

How do i continue a task.loop

[limber urchin]

continue?

[dim cape]

It creates channel then edits then stops

https://pastebin.com/SYCJxk4q

[errant crane]

https://pastebin.com/raw/SYCJxk4q

[dim cape]

Anyone

[proud mason]

you might want to take the loop outside the command and then start it

[dawn berry]

Thanks

[dim cape]

Then it isnt defined

[proud mason]

you can pass arguments to loop.start

[dim cape]

loop.start(btc_check)

[proud mason]

no

you would need to pass a

im sensing you arent quite familiar with python?

is that so?

[dim cape]

Nope

[proud mason]

then discord bot is not a good project for starters

[dim cape]

Ik some from w3school

[limber urchin]

Read rule 1 in #help-rules please

[dim cape]

ik most things but tasks.loop

[limber urchin]

If all you've learned is from w3schools, you are most definitely not ready for a Discord bot

[fervent cradle]

Hi, I was trying to work with set_permissions method (to create a lock command that removes send_messages permission from a selected channel), but I can't figure out how to pass a desired role to as target. I went through the docs but couldn't exactly find an answer.

[proud mason]

target=some_role ?

[fervent cradle]

Do I just pass a role like that?

[proud mason]

yeah

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/models.html#discord.TextChannel.set_permissions

[fervent cradle]

I checked it out already, but I can't figure out how to pass a role exactly there, lol.

[proud mason]

just pass the role object

to target

oh actually it might be a positional argument

[proud mason]

lmk if this doesnt work

[fervent cradle]

Ok so I just tried something, and yeah passing the role object worked. I had to create an additional option that takes role input from the user inside a container (which is the parameter of the command func). I then passed that container/parameter as a target and it worked.

I was wondering if there was another way for it though. I wanted a role (say @everyone) to be the default value of that parameter or container.

Can I use a method to extract that desired role from the guild? Any idea if such a method exists?

[proud mason]

.rtfm guild.get_role

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discord.Guild.get_role

[proud mason]

are you referring to this?

[granite crypt]

Is it possible to make the bot not say interaction failed without sending a response?

[fervent cradle]

Yes, I think this is exactly what I was looking for. Let me try.

[proud mason]

not really. is it a slash cmd or a button

you can defer and forget a component, but not an app cmd

for app cmds, the best you can do is send an ephemeral response (only visible to the author), and if you want, delete it

[fervent cradle]

@proud mason Alright, it'll work (I haven't tested it yet since it's kinda late for me). Thank you for the help.

[tough briar]

i'm atm operationally blind 😅

How in the world do i use a local image in a embed for the image field?

[proud mason]

You’re welcome 🙃

[proud mason]

send the image as a discord.File along with the embed
and set the image url to attachment://file_name.ext (eg attachment://sexyman.png

keep in mind that the filename and extension set to the File must be the same as the one you use in the url

oh wow i found a tag for this

?tag localimage

[obtuse junco]

No tag localimage found.

[proud mason]

oops

?tag localfile

[obtuse junco]

f = discord.File("some_file_path", filename="image.png")
e = discord.Embed()
e.set_image(url="attachment://image.png")
await messagable.send(file=f, embed=e)```

[proud mason]

yeah

[tough briar]

Thanks mate ^^

[proud mason]

No worries 🙃

[granite crypt]

Button

[proud mason]

oh then just defer it

no need to send a response

[granite crypt]

Can you drop an example please

[dim cape]

Yo how do i make space in between slash commands ive seen it somewhere

[dim cape]

Yi

[errant crane]

Here's the slash groups example.

Here's the slash cog groups example.

[graceful mortar]

Hey, how can I send an error in Discord via embed, the error should look exactly like in the console, how do I do that? Because with on_error I find nothing suitable

[thorny kindle]

Hi, I do coding on my windows 7 laptop normally, But i have got a new host for my bot, How can i make the bot with the latest version of pycord and python online? Ive restarted so i dont have a current file.

[silver moat]

depends on your host.

[thorny kindle]

Hm?

[silver moat]

also, Python dropped support for Windows 7, the latest version you can use is 3.8.16

you can install pycord with pip install py-cord

[thorny kindle]

Alright, cool, Ill try that now and just transfer the files over, Thanks!

[jaunty raft]

how many inputs can a modal have?

[proud mason]

5

[jaunty raft]

why the reaction

5 okay got it thanks

[proud mason]

Accident

[jaunty raft]

haha can happen

[proud mason]

traceback.format_execption

You need that

It returns a sting

[graceful mortar]

ah thanks

[young bone]

5 and only string input

[jaunty raft]

okay thanks

[boreal dust]

Can i make an api in the same file as bot? If yes, how?

ping me pls

[young bone]

?tag aiohttp

[obtuse junco]

Use aiohttp.
requests and urllib are blocking. Do not use these libraries within your asynchronous code as they're not asynchronous.
(http://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.html#what-does-blocking-mean)

discord.py uses aiohttp, so it should already be installed. An example of code using aiohttp and discord.py:

async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as cs:
    async with cs.get('https://httpbin.org/json%27') as r:
        res = await r.json()  # returns dict
        await ctx.send(res['slideshow']['author']) 

For more help, see aiohttp's documentation: <http://aiohttp.readthedocs.io/en/stable/>

[young bone]

is 1k the limit of a discord bot?

[warm kindle]

message.guild.members.find(lambda m: m.name == 'as'), whats the error?

[young bone]

ok?

[warm kindle]

ok what

[young bone]

?tag idw

[obtuse junco]

Saying it doesn't work or asking what's wrong with this code? is not helpful for yourself or others.
Describe what you expect and/or tried (with your code), and what isn't going right.
Please provide any errors you get for optimal assistance.

[young bone]

#help-rules

[warm kindle]

well, the code is just that, and i hope to find a member by his username

[silver moat]

.rtfm utils.find

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discord.utils.find

[silver moat]

@warm kindle

[thorny kindle]

Hi, For some reason when i do a slash command whilst using my laptop as a host, It works but when i put the exact same code into the host i use this error shows, Does anyone know why?

  File "/home/container/main.py", line 14, in <module>
    @bot.slash_command(description="testing")
AttributeError: 'Bot' object has no attribute 'slash_command'

[limber urchin]

What host are you using?

[thorny kindle]

Cybrancee bot hosting

[limber urchin]

And are you sure you have pycord installed, and not discord.py?

[thorny kindle]

i have discord.py only in my requirements txy

txt

[limber urchin]

why?

[thorny kindle]

oh wait

[dawn berry]

how do I put my errors in a cog and reference them when I make my commands?

my checks I mean

[thorny kindle]

I could not figure out how to put pycord in, so i thought pycord was already inside of the main.py built in

[limber urchin]

that is not how python works

[thorny kindle]

How can i add pycord too the requirements

[limber urchin]

just add py-cord to the requirements file?

[thorny kindle]

oh wait, its just py-cord?

[limber urchin]

yes? what else would it be?

[thorny kindle]

LOL

i spent 3 hours trying to get my bot to turn on as i was using the pip command to install it

then i found discord.py works

thanks so much!

ah, it works now

[thorny kindle]

How would i make my bot dm a user before kicking them?

[limber urchin]

.rtfm discord.User.send

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1 results

discord.User.send

[thorny kindle]

Alright

How would i use this? Ive tried

await discord.User.send(f"u have been kicked for {reason}")

and that didnt dm

[woeful spindle]

discord.User represents a user object

you can call .send on a user object to send them DMs

[thorny kindle]

Ive just noticed that that discord.user.send was a link, I think i may have it now. Just gonna test

[thorny kindle]

Ah ok. so i will need the full discord.User.send then? Then i would do this:

await discord.User.send(content=f"You have been kicked for {reason}")

[silver moat]

remove debug_guilds to register globally

[woeful spindle]

do you know what a user object is?

[thorny kindle]

No.

[silver moat]

?tag oop

[obtuse junco]

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/understanding-class-and-instance-variables-in-python-3
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/classes.html

There's a difference between a class and an instance. Think of it like this:

• A class is like a blueprint, or a concept. It defines what something should have, but it's not the same as actually having it.
• An instance is the 'realized' version of the class, it contains everything that the class defines should be on it, but you can actually access and interact with these features.

Let's consider the Cat. We know a Cat has a name and an age, but Cat.age won't work, because Cat isn't an actual cat, it just represents the concept of a cat. It's like asking "What is the age of a cat?" - it doesn't make sense, because we need to have an actual cat.

mimi on the other hand is an instance of a Cat - it has everything a Cat should have. Maybe mimi was constructed, like mimi = Cat("Mimi", age=4), or maybe mimi was retrieved from somewhere else, like house.cats[0], but in any case, it has everything we need, and mimi.age will rightfully give us 4.

There are many situations in Object Oriented Programming where you will need an instance instead of a class to perform an operation properly (in fact, you almost always need an instance instead of a class), and these cases will usually be documented.
You should learn a good amount about Object Oriented Programming before working extensively with Pycord.

[woeful spindle]

@thorny kindle ^

[thorny kindle]

Alright.

[woeful spindle]

ty

[thorny kindle]

Ah

i think i understand

so im only putting in half of what i need to do, i need to mention a user

but how do i put the user in?

[woeful spindle]

youre in a kick command right?

[thorny kindle]

Yea

[woeful spindle]

how are you kicking the user?

[thorny kindle]

with await member.kick()

[woeful spindle]

.rtfm discord.Member.kick

[winter condor]

1 results

discord.Member.kick

[woeful spindle]

so member is your instance of discord.Member

[thorny kindle]

Ok

[woeful spindle]

you can use discord.Member.send to send them a dm, but remember to use your instance

[thorny kindle]

Alright

Ahhh i think i see what i did then

So i used member as a placeholder for the user, But then i used a different placeholder for the dm so it could kick but not find who to dm.

oh. I changed it too:

  await discord.Member.send(f"You have been kicked for {reason}")

And

  await discord.Member.send(content=f"You have been kicked for {reason}")

but none worked

[woeful spindle]

you’re calling .kick on a member object, with the same member object, you can call .send to send a DM

[thorny kindle]

Im confused, Isnt that what i did in what i just sent with discord.Member.send?

[woeful spindle]

discord.Member is a class, did you read the message this one replies too?

[thorny kindle]

Yea.

Wait, so it needs a instance and a class

but isnt the message the instance?

forget what i said. 2am reading dont work. Ill read it again and try and make more sence of it

So im missing something to make discord.Member a instance then

[woeful spindle]

right.. to kick a user in a guild, you need to have a discord.Member object which you clearly have, then you would call the following in your code:

await <discord.Member object>.kick()

if you compare the difference between the above code and your code, you should know what your member object is defined as (it replaces <discord.Member object>)

to send a DM to a user, you are able to call discord.Member.send as shown below:

await <discord.Member object>.send("Hey! This is a DM.")

as discord.Member is a class rather than an instance, you are required to replace it with the member object which you have

I can’t really put this any other way without spoon feeding (kinda already am)

[thorny kindle]

So does <discord.Member object> just mean the user i mention then. But the object has to be there otherwise its incomplete?

[woeful spindle]

define "the user i mention then"

the object which you call .kick one is the same object you call .send on

[thorny kindle]

So if i did /kick @thorny kindle, @thorny kindle would be discord.Member

But thats only a class. So the object completes it

[woeful spindle]

a user mention & user object are 2 completely different things

[thorny kindle]

oh

Im gonna go watch some videos on this before i go to bed, Hopefully by the morning ill understand what it all is, Sorry for any problems ive caused. Just gotta hope by morning i know what im doing.

Thank you so much for your help!

[limber urchin]

Read rule 1 in #help-rules

[thorny kindle]

Oops, sorry

[young flint]

was anything changed to commands.FlagConverter ?

mine doesnt work anymore

and im also getting TypeError: Flag.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'name'

class StatsFlags(commands.FlagConverter, delimiter=" ", prefix="-"):
    d: Optional[str]  # Detailed
``` this is my code that's been working well for over a year, not sure what could have went on...

[limber urchin]

There's nothing about it in the changelogs maybe someone changed it without documenting

[young flint]

I read through both dpy and pycord changelongs just incase

[limber urchin]

But you didn't update? Or does it work with older versions?

[young flint]

and saw nothing

[young flint]

im on 2.3.2

[limber urchin]

Hm, no clue tbh

[young flint]

same thing I said

i didnt even provide a "name"

idk what it's bugging at

[young bone]

For what is this btw?

It comes if you run pycord V3

[plain sail]

full error trace?

[young flint]

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\Documents\TeamMai\Mai\mai.py", line 254, in cog_watcher_task
    self.load_extension(extension_name)
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\discord\cog.py", line 910, in load_extension
    self._load_from_module_spec(spec, name)
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\discord\cog.py", line 777, in _load_from_module_spec
    raise errors.ExtensionFailed(key, e) from e
discord.errors.ExtensionFailed: Extension 'cogs.Osu.Osu' raised an error: TypeError: Flag.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'name'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\discord\cog.py", line 774, in _load_from_module_spec
    spec.loader.exec_module(lib)  # type: ignore
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap_external>", line 940, in exec_module
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 241, in _call_with_frames_removed
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\Documents\TeamMai\Mai\cogs\Osu\Osu.py", line 50, in <module>
    class StatsFlags(commands.FlagConverter, delimiter=" ", prefix="-"):
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\flags.py", line 335, in __new__
    for flag_name, flag in get_flags(attrs, global_ns, local_ns).items():
                           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\flags.py", line 168, in get_flags
    flag = Flag(name=name, annotation=annotation, default=flag)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: Flag.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'name'

The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\Documents\TeamMai\Mai\mai.py", line 254, in cog_watcher_task
    self.load_extension(extension_name)
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\discord\cog.py", line 910, in load_extension
    self._load_from_module_spec(spec, name)
  File "C:\Users\Ghoul\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\discord\cog.py", line 777, in _load_from_module_spec
    raise errors.ExtensionFailed(key, e) from e
discord.errors.ExtensionFailed: Extension 'cogs.Osu.Osu' raised an error: TypeError: Flag.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'name'

[plain sail]

hm

could very well be a bug

[limber urchin]

Clients are limited to 1000 IDENTIFY calls to the websocket in a 24-hour period. This limit is global and across all shards, but does not include RESUME calls. Upon hitting this limit, all active sessions for the app will be terminated, the bot token will be reset, and the owner will receive an email notification.
Might be this

[plain sail]

could try doing a git bisect if you really wanna find out

[young flint]

lol

that's probably not needed

but from what im seeing

I think this was updated

but not documented

i think you're supposed to actually use discord.ext.commads.flag

but im not sure how...i dont see any args for delimiters or prefixes

so probably not that actually

[silver moat]

.rtfm slashcommand.mention

[winter condor]

2 results

discord.SlashCommand.mention
discord.ext.bridge.BridgeSlashCommand.mention

[silver moat]

.rtfm applicationcontext.command

[winter condor]

Target not found, try again and make sure to check your spelling.

[silver moat]

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/application_commands.html#discord.ApplicationContext.command

[final fractal]

.rtfm status

[winter condor]

28 total results

discord.Status
discord.Status.online
discord.Status.offline
discord.Status.idle
discord.Status.dnd
discord.Status.do_not_disturb
discord.Status.invisible
discord.ScheduledEventStatus
discord.ScheduledEventStatus.scheduled
discord.ScheduledEventStatus.active
discord.ScheduledEventStatus.completed
discord.ScheduledEventStatus.canceled
discord.ScheduledEventStatus.cancelled
discord.AutoShardedBot.status
discord.ext.commands.Bot.status
discord.AutoShardedClient.status
discord.Bot.status
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.status
discord.ext.bridge.AutoShardedBot.status
discord.Client.status

[limber urchin]

"not working" doesn't say anything. Explain what is wrong

Yeah, it's not a coroutine

You have already been told how to

Because your code is wrong

get_application_command is not a coroutine

[dreamy mauve]

interaction.response.send_message() returns nothing. Is there a way to get the interaction message?

[proud mason]

interaction.response.send_message returns the interaction

To get the actual message, call interaction.original_response

.rtfm interaction.original_response

[winter condor]

1 results

discord.Interaction.original_response

[obtuse cairn]

Hi, I'm trying to create a Slash Command that allows users to set a role icon by uploading an image attachment in the command
The issue is that the icon appears to be low resolution, and also lacks a transparent background

@discord.slash_command(description="Create and adjust a custom role")
    async def custom_role(self, ctx, icon: Option(discord.Attachment, required=False)):
      role = await guild.create_role(name="Test")
      await role.edit(icon=await icon.read())

I tried to write the bytes object to file by using the following code

with open("icon.png", "wb") as binary_file:
            binary_file.write(icon_byte)

and got the following result

[limber urchin]

You should probably use an image processing library for that, like PIL.

[obtuse cairn]

Between await icon.read() and role.edit()?

[limber urchin]

I mean to create the file that gets uploaded, instead of just writing raw binary

[obtuse cairn]

I thought that the role icon needs to be a bytes object

Never mind, it might be an issue with the image

[glossy sand]

Do you need presence intent to get a user object from id?

await bot.get_user(id)

returns None when I disable it

[limber urchin]

get_user is not a coroutine, and it only gets from the bots cache

.rtfm discord.Bot.get_or_fetch_user

[winter condor]

3 results

discord.Bot.get_or_fetch_user
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.get_or_fetch_user
discord.ext.commands.Bot.get_or_fetch_user

[boreal dust]

i dont want to get stuff from database

i want to create a database

[boreal dust]

use pycord

[limber urchin]

"make an api" doesn't say a lot. Explain your use case more specifically

[boreal dust]

i have a website

I eant to use php to fetch user, server … count

[limber urchin]

You can set up an asynchronous web server using aiohttp as well. And run it alongside your bot on the same asyncio loop
https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/stable/web_quickstart.html#run-a-simple-web-server

[boreal dust]

in the same file?

[limber urchin]

Yes?

Which files you use doesn't make a difference at all

[boreal dust]

i mean

can i make a loop?

[limber urchin]

make a loop?

[boreal dust]

Ext.loop

[limber urchin]

I don't see a reason to, but sure

[boreal dust]

so it is updated every 10 minutes

wait

it gets values on web load?

[limber urchin]

That entirely depends on how you set up the API

[boreal dust]

bryh that males sende

thanks

i used Quart before

and i wasnt abkw to start both

[limber urchin]

You can get the bot's event loop through discord.Bot.loop
And then just do something like

my_web_server = MyWebServer()
bot.loop.create_task(my_web_server.start())

[boreal dust]

👍 ❤️

[west quest]

Hi, can someone tell me how I can start a task after the bot comes online?

i have a expire_invite.start() over here

[boreal dust]

Await task.start()

[west quest]

but I need to fetfch a guild

👍

[boreal dust]

Cant you just pass args?

[west quest]

its a task how do I make it fetch a guild before the bot starts up

I would need to wait for the bot to start up

        self.expire_invite.start()
        self.check_invite.start()

    # Does for manual invites too, so not removing it
    @tasks.loop(hours=12)
    async def expire_invite(self):
        guild = self.bot.get_guild(self.bot.config["guild_id"])
        member_alerts_channel = discord.utils.get(guild.channels, id=self.bot.config["member_alerts"])```

this is a snippet of what im tryna do

[limber urchin]

.rtfm discord.Bot.wait_until_ready

[winter condor]

3 results

discord.Bot.wait_until_ready
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.wait_until_ready
discord.ext.commands.Bot.wait_until_ready

[limber urchin]

Maybe this is useful?

[proud mason]

@west quest

[west quest]

yep thanks!

[static juniper]

how to make a sub command inside a command with same arguments

[proud mason]

slash groups

[static juniper]

example?

[errant crane]

Here's the slash groups example.

Here's the slash cog groups example.

[static juniper]

ty

[proud mason]

Examples for both, cogs and normal ^

[proud mason]

np

[fringe socket]

Anybody know how to make an emoji message jump link?

There's one in #server-announcements message

[proud mason]

holy shit thats a novel idea

but im not sure

it might be this [emoji](link)

but i thought that only works inside embeds

[limber urchin]

Yeah, looks like it.
https://github.com/jagrosh/GiveawayBot/blob/master/src/main/java/com/jagrosh/giveawaybot/commands/RerollMessageCmd.java#L102

[errant crane]

src/main/java/com/jagrosh/giveawaybot/commands/RerollMessageCmd.java line 102

+ " [\u2197](" + String.format(JUMP_LINK, interaction.getGuildId(), interaction.getChannelId(), msg.getIdLong()) + ")") // ↗```

[proud mason]

yeah but that only works in embeds

but i recently came to know messages sent via webhooks or interactions allow it too

cool

how do i get the try_after in HTTPException ?

[static juniper]

when i try it throw me an error

[limber urchin]

show your code

[static juniper]

and bot.add_application_command(blacklist) at the bottom

[limber urchin]

You're using the create_group method completely wrong

.rtfm discord.Bot.create_group

[winter condor]

3 results

discord.Bot.create_group
discord.ext.commands.Bot.create_group
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.create_group

[lost lodge]

Heyyy, how can I make a select menu so that when you select an option it automatically becomes unselected?

[static juniper]

how can i add subcommands?

[limber urchin]

Look at the examples and read the docs

[static juniper]

?

[limber urchin]

Yeah? That is not how you used the method

[static juniper]

oh

[limber urchin]

Read the docs

[static juniper]

ty i just know how to do now

[lost lodge]

help pls

[upper echo]

what should i set the guild value to be such that by default given a guild id it will be automaticaly only showing that and if the user does not have access thay should not be able to add the bot

[verbal marten]

The way i'd do it is whenever the select is interacted with, in the callback, edit the message with the same view added again

[polar plume]

Anyone got a scalable file structure template?

[cyan quail]

edit the message with the same view

[lost lodge]

Ok

[cyan quail]

you want to use guild=... (takes Guild object) and disable_guild_select=True. Note that users can edit the URL to disable these options, so it shouldn't be relied on for security.

[upper echo]

how can i make the guild object?

also im by default the bot is not part of the server

[cyan quail]

you can use bot.get_guild(id)

though note that you technically don't need a guild object; you can create an arbitrary discord.Object with id=... and pass it in

[upper echo]

how can i do that?

[cyan quail]

well just call it exactly like that

discord.Object(id=...)

[proud mason]

discord.Object(id) was the sexiest thing man had seen

[cyan quail]

ah i forgot it's positional

fair enough

[upper echo]

thx Om & Nelo it works

[modest turtle]

hello, how to use pycord with aiomultiprocess to like avoid API limitation

import aiomultiprocess as amp, os

@client.event
async def on_ready():
    guild = client.get_guild(guild_id)
    legend_role = guild.get_role(role_id)

    async with amp.Pool(os.cpu_count()) as pool:
        async for color in asyncgen_color_seq
            await pool.apply(legend_role.edit, kwds={"colour": color})

# this code should call cores asynchonly i.e. when first core is processing the request you call second one

oops

[full basin]

Why would you want to avoid api ratelimits

[modest turtle]

I need to do one command really fast

[full basin]

Ratelimits exist for a reason

[modest turtle]

but when I do it in common way feels like 10fps

[full basin]

You're not meant to avoid them

[modest turtle]

no, it's not like ratelimits I guess

pycord made that way to interact with discord with async/await

but you know when I send request (to change the role for instance) not the bot, but my PC proceeds it and takes some runtime so using threading makes no sense

multiprocessing should help me to short the latency

(aiomultiprocess, not the synchronous one)

:(

[polar plume]

Hello, I'm getting this error;

AttributeError: 'Bot' object has no attribute '_CogMixin__extensions'

I'm trying to use load_extension method of bot

[full basin]

Can't help with no code.

[modest turtle]

mine pls?

[polar plume]

import os
from dotenv import load_dotenv
load_dotenv()

from src import Bot

bot = Bot()

cogs_list = [
    'greetings',
    'owner',
    'errors'
]

for cog in cogs_list:
    bot.load_extension(f'src.cogs.{cog}')

bot.run(os.environ('TOKEN'), reconnect=True)

and my Bot class;

import discord

class Bot(discord.Bot):
    def __init__(self):
        self.Version = "0.1.0"
        
    async def on_ready(self):
        await print(f"{self.user} is online.")

[full basin]

You didn't super().init

[modest turtle]

for cog in cogs_list:
    bot.load_extension(f'.src.cogs.{cog}')

#place the dot

you forgot the dot

.src.cogs

[full basin]

That's not even the issue lol

[modest turtle]

without it you just load /src/cog instead of {filepath}/src/cog

as I see

[full basin]

But that's not the issue as I said

[modest turtle]

try to reinstall pycord from github

[full basin]

@polar plume

[modest turtle]

maybe something went wrong or I don't have any ideas

sooooooooooooooooo, who can help me pls?

question is above

[hushed jasper]

As im learning python, i have some issues. How can i fix this issue

[full basin]

Congrats you leaked your token

Reset it

And show your pip list

[polar plume]

dude a new error spawned after i added the super part

discord.errors.ExtensionFailed: Extension 'src.cogs.greetings' raised an error: AttributeError: 'Bot' object has no attribute 'add_command'

[full basin]

Show your code dude

[hushed jasper]

crap lmao, but its a test bot anyway

[hushed jasper]

reset what?

[full basin]

Your token

[polar plume]

import discord

class Bot(discord.Bot):
    def __init__(self):
        self.Version = "0.1.0"
        super().__init__()
        
    async def on_ready(self):
        await print(f"{self.user} is online.")

[full basin]

.

[hushed jasper]

alr

alr i did that

[full basin]

What's your pycord version and show the greetings cog

[full basin]

Show your pip list

[polar plume]

latest prob, installed it today

[hushed jasper]

wtf is that, im new to visual studio. and python, i only know lua as of know. Little of C#

[full basin]

"Prob" unspecific answers are not helpful

[polar plume]

import discord
from discord.ext import commands

class Greetings(commands.Cog):
    
    def __init__(self, bot): 
        self.bot = bot

    @commands.command() # creates a prefixed command
    async def hello(self, ctx): # all methods now must have both self and ctx parameters
        await ctx.send('Hello!')

    @discord.slash_command() # we can also add application commands
    async def goodbye(self, ctx):
        await ctx.respond('Goodbye!')

    @discord.user_command()
    async def greet(self, ctx, member: discord.Member):
        await ctx.respond(f'{ctx.author.mention} says hello to {member.mention}!')

    @commands.Cog.listener() # we can add event listeners to our cog
    async def on_member_join(self, member): # this is called when a member joins the server
    # you must enable the proper intents
    # to access this event.
    # See the Popular-Topics/Intents page for more info
        await member.send('Welcome to the server!')

def setup(bot): # this is called by Pycord to setup the cog
    bot.add_cog(Greetings(bot)) # add the cog to the bot

[full basin]

Then learn python before coding a bot

#help-rules 1

[hushed jasper]

Thats what im doing

[polar plume]

i mean i iinstalled it today, so it should be latest right?

[hushed jasper]

yeah

[full basin]

No, you're a trying to code a bot before learning pyrhon

[hushed jasper]

im learning along the way,

[full basin]

Remove @commands.command. that's a prefixed command and you're using a Discord.Bot instance which only supports slash commands

[full basin]

You don't even know the basics. Py-cord is not a simple library. #help-rules

[hushed jasper]

i mean, i legit started yesterday

[full basin]

Indeed, don't expect help.

[hushed jasper]

alr, wish me luck

i'll need it

[polar plume]

what if i want to use prefixed commands too?

[full basin]

Then you use a commands.Bot instance

[polar plume]

okay Sir, thanks for your help < 3

[polar plume]

Excuse me,
How do I invoke such commands that are not slash commands

@discord.user_command()
    async def greet(self, ctx, member: discord.Member):
        pass

[dim cape]

@bot.event

[proud mason]

user commands are the one you get when you right click on a user

https://guide.pycord.dev/interactions/application-commands/context-menus

[dapper flare]

    try:
        await ctx.respond(f'{ctx.author.mention} {response}')
    except:
        with open("tempfile.txt", "r+") as tf:
            tf.write(response)
            await ctx.respond("here is your answer: ", file=discord.File(tf))
        os.remove("tempfile.txt")```

anyone know what's wrong here, i am trying to create a temp text file if the discord bot is unable to send it, so it can send the text in the file

[cinder pilot]

hi so I was wondering how to make a slash command without the sub command
Like I want to have a command /parent and command /parent command1 but I don't see how I am able to make these

In the example they used discord.SlashCommandGroup("math","Commands related to math.")
and makes a command /math add

but how would I make a command /math along with it (to maybe give like an info about the command)

[thorny kindle]

How can i figure out what the "object" should be on this:

 await <discord.Member object>.send(f"You have been kicked for {reason}")

[young bone]

learn python

#help-rules

[ruby palm]

To my knowledge that is not possible with command groups.
My guess would be to create a "regular" slash command and add a not required option with the choices being the names of the sub commands.

[proud mason]

why use an actual file for temp storage? use io.BytesIO
It is exactly a "temp" file

[proud mason]

try making a separate command (outside the group) called math

if that doesnt work, then you best bet is doing math help or smth

[cinder pilot]

nop doesn't work

shows error

guess it's not possible

[ruby palm]

What error do you get?

Because when I use this:

@bot.command(name="math", guild_ids=[...])
@option(
    name="operation",
    choices=[
        "add",
        "subtract"
    ],
    required=False
)
async def math(ctx: discord.ApplicationContext, operation):
    if not operation:
        await ctx.respond("This explains the command")
    else:
        await ctx.respond(f"You chose: {operation}")

It works perfectly fine.

[dim cape]

It removes the file instantly after creation

[fervent cradle]

Hi, I wanted to know if there's a method to check a role's permission for a specific text channel. In other words, if there's a method to know whether a particular role has a certain permission in a specific text channel.

[loud holly]

check channel.Permissions_for something like that

[dim cape]

.rtfm get_role

[winter condor]

2 results

discord.Guild.get_role
discord.Member.get_role

[fervent cradle]

Hm. But doesn't that method return every permission the passed role/user has? Or is there a way to check if the passed role/user has a specific permission as well?

[fleet phoenix]

    @commands.slash_command(guild_ids=[guild_id])
    @commands.guild_only()
    @commands.has_permissions(ban_members=True)
    async def poll(self, ctx, intrebare, optiune1, optiune2):
        await ctx.respond("✅", ephemral = True)

Isn't this how you give hidden replies back ?

TypeError: InteractionResponse.send_message() got an unexpected keyword argument 'ephemral'

[loud holly]

ephemeral

[fleet phoenix]

fu** i'm stupid. thanks

[loud holly]

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/models.html#discord.TextChannel.permissions_for

yes literally what i have pointed out

use if statements to get the perms u r finding

[fervent cradle]

Ah right. Was a bit confused. Thanks.

I was thinking if there was a way to do it without an if statement (if I could pass the perm I'm looking for as a parameter maybe?), lol.

[rare ice]

When editing ClientUser using bot.user.edit, avatar requires a bytes-like object. I have a slash command with a discord.Attachment option, how would I make that discord.Attachment a bytes-like object?

[proud mason]

.rtfm attachment.read

[winter condor]

1 results

discord.Attachment.read

[proud mason]

[rare ice]

o

[warm kindle]

how can i find a user that is not cached by id or username?

[silver moat]

what do you know about the user

[full basin]

.rtfm fetch_user

[winter condor]

16 results

discord.ext.commands.Bot.fetch_user
discord.ext.commands.Bot.get_or_fetch_user
discord.ext.commands.AutoShardedBot.fetch_user
discord.ext.commands.AutoShardedBot.get_or_fetch_user
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.fetch_user
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.get_or_fetch_user
discord.ext.bridge.AutoShardedBot.fetch_user
discord.ext.bridge.AutoShardedBot.get_or_fetch_user
discord.Client.fetch_user
discord.Client.get_or_fetch_user
discord.AutoShardedBot.fetch_user
discord.AutoShardedBot.get_or_fetch_user
discord.AutoShardedClient.fetch_user
discord.AutoShardedClient.get_or_fetch_user
discord.Bot.fetch_user
discord.Bot.get_or_fetch_user

[warm kindle]

what

[silver moat]

if you are trying to find the user, what do you know about the user?

[warm kindle]

anything

[fervent cradle]

They mean to ask that if you don't know the user's ID or username, is there anything else at all that you know about the user?

[warm kindle]

no i am trying to make a simple avatar command. i want to show avatar by user id, name or nickname

[silver moat]

Does your command take any parameters?

[warm kindle]

wdym

[silver moat]

Do you know which user's attributes you want to access?

[warm kindle]

just .avatar

[silver moat]

Are you looking for the command's author or is that provided by the author?

[warm kindle]

i am looking for the given user

[cinder pilot]

Oh mb I meant to reply to the other person

[silver moat]

simply, user.avatar.url

[cinder pilot]

I meant this doesn't work and shows error

[warm kindle]

no i really think you misunderstood my question

i want to return the avatar of a user that may not be in the cache

[cyan quail]

use bot.fetch_user, you can only do it by ID

[warm kindle]

is it not possible?

[cyan quail]

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/clients.html#discord.Bot.fetch_user

[warm kindle]

i think no

[cyan quail]

i mean it is... only with ID though

[warm kindle]

i want it to be possible by username too

[silver moat]

aren't they always cached?

[cyan quail]

you can't request any user just from username alone

[cyan quail]

yeah but like users in servers the bot doesn't share etc.

[proud mason]

I think that was your only chance

[proud mason]

You can't fetch those users

Iirc

[warm kindle]

so is it not possible to find a user that is not cached by username?

[cyan quail]

you can

you can fetch any user on discord by ID

[cinder pilot]

I ended up making a different command instead

[silver moat]

yup

[warm kindle]

bad

[proud mason]

Ohh

[cyan quail]

this is explicitly not possible https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/application-commands#subcommands-and-subcommand-groups

Using subcommands or subcommand groups will make your base command unusable. You can't send the base /permissions command as a valid command if you also have /permissions add | remove as subcommands or subcommand groups

[proven canopy]

Is it possible to mention slash commands with pre-filled arguments?

[silver moat]

negative

[proven canopy]

thanks

[echo egret]

how do I convert a datetime object into something like this <t:1672350806:D>

[limber urchin]

Parse the datetime object to an int and add it between <t: and :D>

[full basin]

Don't you have to .timestamp() it

[warm kindle]

how can i return bot invite url?

[echo egret]

i thought it wouldn't be the same format as it returns a float but it turns out that simply converting it to int works, thanks a lot

[silver moat]

.rtfm utils.oauth

[winter condor]

1 results

discord.utils.oauth_url

[silver moat]

^

[warm kindle]

thx little squid

[silver moat]

np

[warm kindle]

how can i do allowed mentions (user)

[full basin]

Have you tried reading the docs

There's usually plenty of info about the library there

[warm kindle]

Yes, I already tried to look for it, and I didn't find it

[full basin]

.rtfm AllowedMentions

[winter condor]

9 results

discord.AllowedMentions
discord.AllowedMentions.all
discord.AllowedMentions.everyone
discord.AllowedMentions.merge
discord.AllowedMentions.none
discord.AllowedMentions.replied_user
discord.AllowedMentions.roles
discord.AllowedMentions.to_dict
discord.AllowedMentions.users

[full basin]

You sure bout that?

[warm kindle]

yes

[astral mist]

how should i deal with this

because if i set everything on a new line

it will not end up good

[young bone]

py```
"""
Text

"""

@astral mist

[astral mist]

thanks

welp

some things u cant have in life ig

[young bone]

oof

[young bone]

Its not the same in discord

[astral mist]

ik
in terminal it looks how its supposed to

[proud mason]

Use a pic of it lmao

[warm kindle]

.rtfm permissions

[winter condor]

108 total results

discord.Permissions
discord.Permissions.DEFAULT_VALUE
discord.Permissions.VALID_FLAGS
discord.Permissions.add_reactions
discord.Permissions.administrator
discord.Permissions.advanced
discord.Permissions.all
discord.Permissions.all_channel
discord.Permissions.attach_files
discord.Permissions.ban_members
discord.Permissions.change_nickname
discord.Permissions.connect
discord.Permissions.create_instant_invite
discord.Permissions.create_private_threads
discord.Permissions.create_public_threads
discord.Permissions.deafen_members
discord.Permissions.embed_links
discord.Permissions.external_emojis
discord.Permissions.external_stickers
discord.Permissions.general

[astral mist]

never thought of that

[warm kindle]

How can I return a list of user permissions? (I tried discord.abc.GuildChannel.permissions_for(message.author.id)) and it wasn't

[silver moat]

.tag oop

[winter condor]

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/understanding-class-and-instance-variables-in-python-3
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/classes.html

There's a difference between a class and an instance. Think of it like this:

• A class is like a blueprint, or a concept. It defines what something should have, but it's not the same as actually having it.
• An instance is the 'realized' version of the class, it contains everything that the class defines should be on it, but you can actually access and interact with these features.

Let's consider the Cat. We know a Cat has a name and an age, but Cat.age won't work, because Cat isn't an actual cat, it just represents the concept of a cat. It's like asking "What is the age of a cat?" - it doesn't make sense, because we need to have an actual cat.

mimi on the other hand is an instance of a Cat - it has everything a Cat should have. Maybe mimi was constructed, like mimi = Cat("Mimi", age=4), or maybe mimi was retrieved from somewhere else, like house.cats[0], but in any case, it has everything we need, and mimi.age will rightfully give us 4.

There are many situations in Object Oriented Programming where you will need an instance instead of a class to perform an operation properly (in fact, you almost always need an instance instead of a class), and these cases will usually be documented.
You should learn a good amount about Object Oriented Programming before working extensively with Pycord.

[upper echo]

could someone pls explain how i can make a bot to use oath2 code grant?

[limber urchin]

For what purpose?

[upper echo]

i want to make a bot only enterable to a guild if a user has set that as their guild

[west vault]

??

[narrow nexus]

how would i make a basic word blacklist? I tried using on_message but that doesn't detect the word

[fervent cradle]

How can i send a modal in a normal select view

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs) -> None:
        super().__init__(
            discord.ui.InputText(
                label=config.QUESTION_ONE,
                placeholder="Please put your discord ID",
            ),
            discord.ui.InputText(
                label=config.QUESTION_TWO,
                placeholder="Please put your age!",
            ),
            discord.ui.InputText(
                label=config.QUESTION_THREE,
                placeholder="Please put your Country & Time Zone",
            ),
            discord.ui.InputText(
                label=config.QUESTION_FOUR,
                placeholder="Please put your job or education",
            ),
            discord.ui.InputText(
                label=config.QUESTION_FIVE,
                placeholder="Please fill this out fully!",
                style=discord.InputTextStyle.long,
            ),
            *args,
            **kwargs,
        )

    async def callback(self, interaction: discord.Interaction):
        channel = bot.get_channel(STAFF_APP_LOGS)
        embed2 = discord.Embed(
            title=f"Your Staff Application --> {ticket.mention}",
            fields=[
                discord.EmbedField(
                    name=config.EMBED_ONE, value=self.children[0].value, inline=False
                ),
                discord.EmbedField(
                    name=config.EMBED_TWO, value=self.children[1].value, inline=False
                ),
                discord.EmbedField(
                    name=config.EMBED_THREE, value=self.children[2].value, inline=False
                ),
                discord.EmbedField(
                    name=config.EMBED_FOUR, value=self.children[3].value, inline=False
                ),
                discord.EmbedField(
                    name=config.EMBED_FIVE, value=self.children[4].value, inline=False
                ),
            ],
            color=discord.Color.random(),
        )
        await channel.send(embed=embed2)
        embed = discord.Embed(description=f'📬 Ticket was Created!', color=0xe800ff)
        await interaction.response.send_message(embed=embed, ephemeral=True)```**MODAL**

    async def fifth_button_callback(self, button: discord.ui.Button, interaction: discord.Interaction):
        if "support5" in interaction.data['custom_id']:
            if interaction.channel.id == TICKET_CHANNEL:
                guild = bot.get_guild(GUILD_ID)
                ticket_owner = interaction.user
                for ticket in guild.channels:
                    if str(interaction.user.id) in ticket.name:
                        embed = discord.Embed(title=f"You can only open one Ticket", description=f"Here is your opened Ticket --> {ticket.mention}", color=0xff0000)
                        await interaction.response.send_message(embed=embed, ephemeral=True)
                        return

                modal = MyStaff(title="Staff Application")
                await interaction.response.send_modal(modal)

                open_ticket = bot.get_channel(LOG_CHANNEL)

                category = bot.get_channel(CATEGORY_ID4)
                ticket_channel = await guild.create_text_channel(f"ticket-staff-application-{ticket_owner}", category=category,
                                                                    topic=f"Ticket from {interaction.user} \nUser-ID: {interaction.user.id}")
                await ticket_channel.set_permissions(guild.get_role(STAFF_APP_TEAM), send_messages=True, read_messages=True, add_reactions=False,
                                                        embed_links=True, attach_files=True, read_message_history=True,
                                                        external_emojis=True)
                await ticket_channel.set_permissions(interaction.user, send_messages=True, read_messages=True, add_reactions=False,
                                                        embed_links=True, attach_files=True, read_message_history=True,
                                                        external_emojis=True)
                await ticket_channel.set_permissions(guild.default_role, send_messages=False, read_messages=False, view_channel=False)
                embed = discord.Embed(description=f'Welcome {interaction.user.mention}!\n'
                                                   'Please wait while we review your answers!',
                                                    color=config.EMBED_COLOR)
                embed2 = discord.Embed(description=f'We have received your staff application answers.\n'
                                                   'Please wait, we will get back to you shortly',
                                                   color=config.EMBED_COLOR)
                await ticket_channel.send(embed=embed2)

                await ticket_channel.send(embed=embed, view=TicketClose())
                embed3 = discord.Embed(title='**Ticket Opened**', description=f"{ticket.mention} Was created!", color=config.EMBED_COLOR)
                await open_ticket.send(embed=embed3)
                return``` **TICKET**

[full basin]

interaction.response.send_modal?

[full basin]

.tag idw

[winter condor]

Saying it doesn't work or asking what's wrong with this code is not helpful for yourself or others.
Describe what you expect and/or tried (with your code), and what isn't going right.
Please provide any errors you get for optimal assistance.

[spare juniper]

turn message into list of words (search for .split() )

Loop through list if words and check if each word is in blacklist

If so ban or something

[proud mason]

Why spilt? You can do if word in msg.content

You can do if any((word in msg.content for word in ban_words_list))

Else you can straight up use regex and it will be the fastest and most efficient

[limber urchin]

Typically speaking, regex will be slower. But it requires a lot less code, and the speed difference usually isn't that vital unless you're checking thousands of messages every second.

[proud mason]

I thought regex will be faster if you have a compiled search pattern, considering that you are checking a whole list of words

[limber urchin]

Yeah, it of course depends on what you're checking. But from what I've seen regex is usually slower, but more suited for complex pattern checks that would be too tedious to code with regular checks. And it's a matter of milliseconds anyways, so you should just use whatever suits the situation better.

[proud mason]

Hmm true

[vapid pumice]

Do discord model buttons follow different parameters than normal buttons?
I'm trying to disable one on button click using

button.disabled = True
await interaction.followup.edit_original_message(view = self)

but I'm getting AttributeError: 'Webhook' object has no attribute 'edit_original_message'

[silver moat]

simply interaction.edit_original_message

[vapid pumice]

ohh boi, I see!
It's the little things lol

Thanks!!

[polar plume]

Hello, How do i set activity of my bot?

[silver moat]

.rtfm bot.activity

[winter condor]

6 results

discord.ext.bridge.Bot.activity
discord.Bot.activity
discord.ext.bridge.AutoShardedBot.activity
discord.AutoShardedBot.activity
discord.ext.commands.Bot.activity
discord.ext.commands.AutoShardedBot.activity

[silver moat]

yes

you can mention slash command

.rtfm slashcommand.mention

[winter condor]

2 results

discord.SlashCommand.mention
discord.ext.bridge.BridgeSlashCommand.mention

[undone falcon]

thanks !

[polar plume]

I need an implementation example.

[silver moat]

bot = discord.Bot(activity = discord.Game(name = "a game"))

[polar plume]

I did try something like that but doesn't show any activity to my bot

activity = Activity(name='Anime', type=ActivityType.watching)
bot = Bot(activity= activity)

Bot Class

class Bot(discord.Bot):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.Version = "0.1.0"
        super().__init__(args=args, kwargs=kwargs)

[silver moat]

super().__init__ should be the first line under __init__