Basic Pycord Help (Quick Questions Only)

[solemn idol]

Organizable Code ig...

[regal agate]

are json files bad for realtime data?

[candid coral]

It is in the class of buttons

[regal agate]

oooohhh

but like the question

can i use a json file or not?

[neon bramble]

what are you storing

you probably want to use something like sqlite

[regal agate]

its just static data

[neon bramble]

then sure

[candid coral]

I need to know a ID for this

[regal agate]

im defining static as being made and barely changing

idk if i should

[neon bramble]

the view doesn't have context as to who initiated it so you'll have to tell it https://gist.github.com/AnimateShadows/500eafdad0aaf278b94c612764688976#timeouts

[neon bramble]

so what exactly are you storing

[candid coral]

Oh..

[neon bramble]

once you have the message you can just get the message author's id

[candid coral]

Can I find out an author of the message inside this function?

[full basin]

You pass the author to the view

This is why you should know python basics

#help-rules

[candid coral]

When learning Python I didn't meet it

[full basin]

Then learn about classes now.

Because pycord is an oop library

You deal with classes at all times

[neon bramble]

you already appear to have a message object so can't you just do self.message.author?

[full basin]

itd be the bot

self.message in a view is the message the view is in

[cyan quail]

you should override __init__ to allow yourself to pass in your own arguments and access them from the view

[neon bramble]

you're right sorry

[cyan quail]

e.g. in the link example @ https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord/blob/master/examples/views/link.py, they've made it so you can call this view with a url py class Google(discord.ui.View): def __init__(self, query: str): super().__init__() # We need to quote the query string to make a valid url. Discord will raise an error if it isn't valid. self.query = quote_plus(query) ... await ctx.respond(view=Google(query))

[neon bramble]

probably wanna make it self.query here since you're accessing it from on_timeout

[cyan quail]

indeed

[candid coral]

Thank you for your patience, The Nelo, kaede, dark and free. I realized what I need to improve, so I will learn the classes in a few days

[rare ice]

Error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/container/.local/lib/python3.9/site-packages/discord/ui/view.py", line 414, in _scheduled_task
    await item.callback(interaction)
  File "/home/container/cogs/ads.py", line 32, in appeal_button_callback
    await interaction.response.send_modal(modal)
  File "/home/container/.local/lib/python3.9/site-packages/discord/interactions.py", line 1056, in send_modal
    await self._locked_response(
  File "/home/container/.local/lib/python3.9/site-packages/discord/interactions.py", line 1090, in _locked_response
    await coro
  File "/home/container/.local/lib/python3.9/site-packages/discord/webhook/async_.py", line 217, in request
    raise HTTPException(response, data)
discord.errors.HTTPException: 400 Bad Request (error code: 50035): Invalid Form Body
In data.components.0.components.1: The specified component exceeds the maximum width

Code causing the error: ```py
# in a button callback
modal = BasicModal(title='Warning Appeal', children=[discord.ui.InputText(style=discord.InputTextStyle.long, label="Appealing reason", placeholder="Why are you appealing?"), discord.ui.InputText(style=discord.InputTextStyle.long, label="Your Advertisement", placeholder="Provide what you sent", min_length=200)])
await interaction.response.send_modal(modal)

**BasicModal** code
```py
class BasicModal(discord.ui.Modal):
  def __init__(self, title: str, children: list):
    super().__init__(title=title)
    for child in children:
      self.add_item(child)
    self.interaction = None
    self.response = None
  async def callback(self, interaction):
    self.interaction = interaction
    self.response = self.children
    self.stop()```

[copper pine]

Hello, does anyone know how I can retrieve this Spotify activity status information using PyCord?

[cyan quail]

check member.activities

[cyan quail]

can you try changing how you're adding items to something like thispy class BasicModal(discord.ui.Modal): def __init__(self, title: str, children: list): super().__init__(*children, title=title)then remove the for loop

[worn void]

with my on_message cog I want to reply to the message if it contains something, but I also want it to be an ephemeral?

    @commands.Cog.listener()
    async def on_message(self, message):
      if item in message.content:
        await reply_to_message(reply, ephemeral=True)          
      await self.bot.process_commands(message)

how do I do this?

[silver moat]

ephemeral messages can only be used as a response to interactions

[worn void]

ok thanks

[full basin]

Your function makes no sense

[light kettle]

I'm new to all of this so that' sprobably accurate

[full basin]

Something must be the trigger to send the message

You can't just fly a message without telling it

Unless you wanna do it on startup or something

[light kettle]

I was hoping I could trigger a function to send an embedded message to a channel once incoming data was received from another app.

[full basin]

Uh well

That's a thing

How do you recive that data

[light kettle]

Most likely python dictionary.

[full basin]

I mean

Wherre does it come from

Some http request? Or idk

[light kettle]

oh sorry. Yes, correct.

[full basin]

I assume you're using some app that listen to your domain and the request and bla bla bla stuff

I think you might need ipc

?tag ipc

[obtuse junco]

No tag ipc found.

[full basin]

https://github.com/MiroslavRosenov/better-ipc

Ig it still works

[light kettle]

Awwwesome. I'll check it out. Thank you so much

[full basin]

Np

[spice oyster]

Hi! Do you have a migration guide for the upcoming Discord nickname change?

[cyan quail]

nope!

main things to look out for:

• Avoid using User.discriminator
• Avoid using ClientUser.edit
  apart from that we don't know any other changes

[spice oyster]

Thanks!

[fervent cradle]

Is it a good idea to handle the exceptions that occour withing a commands using try and except or use the on_error handler?

[proud mason]

on_command_error would be a better approach as it handles errors from all commands

on_application_command_error for app cmds

[fervent cradle]

    @commands.hybrid_command(name="verify", with_app_command=True)
    async def verify(self, ctx: commands.Context, game_name: str):
        try:
            obj = User()
            await obj.set_client()
            found = await obj._User__find_username(username = game_name)
            if found:
                await ctx.send(found, ephemeral=False)
            else:
                await ctx.send("Not Found", ephemeral=False)
        except Exception as error:
            # await ctx.send("An error occoured" + str(error))
            self.logger.log_error(class_name="testing", function_name="verify", message=str(error))
            raise Exception(error)

is this a good idea or a super bad one?
the part in except

self.logger is a logger i made myself so should i intrupt the flow like this or use the logger in the on_error handlers

[full basin]

That doesn't look like pycord

[fervent cradle]

it is

from discord.ext import commands
from discord.ui import TextInput, View, Button, Select
from database.User import User
from Logs import logevents

class testing(commands.Cog):
    def __init__(self, bot):
        self.bot = bot
        self.logger = logevents()
    
    @commands.hybrid_command(name="verify", with_app_command=True)
    async def verify(self, ctx: commands.Context, game_name: str):
        try:
            obj = User()
            await obj.set_client()
            found = await obj._User__find_username(username = game_name)
            if found:
                await ctx.send(found, ephemeral=False)
            else:
                await ctx.send("Not Found", ephemeral=False)
        except Exception as error:
            # await ctx.send("An error occoured" + str(error))
            self.logger.log_error(class_name="testing", function_name="verify", message=str(error))
            raise Exception(error)

async def setup(bot):
    await bot.add_cog(testing(bot))

whole file

[full basin]

We don't have hybrid_command

We have bridge_commands

[valid spruce]

How to fix this question?

[proud mason]

Wait lmao i didn't even notice that 💀

[weak violet]

Hi, im having an issue with this if someone can help me 🙂

The turn on and execute commands but its always display this error, and something doesnt register the news slash commands

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\deadz\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\client.py", line 352, in _run_event
    await coro(*args, **kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\deadz\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\bot.py", line 793, in on_connect
    await self.register_commands()
  File "C:\Users\deadz\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\bot.py", line 460, in register_commands
    await self.http.bulk_upsert_command_permissions(
  File "C:\Users\deadz\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\http.py", line 338, in request
    raise HTTPException(response, data)
discord.errors.HTTPException: 405 Method Not Allowed (error code: 0): 405: Method Not Allowed```

[solemn idol]

here we go...

[patent knoll]

show the code that's causing that

[weak violet]

theres like "no code" is just says that even if the command is just a ctx.send

but if this works https://i.imgur.com/45H0NtT.png

[patent knoll]

well the get thread is underlined which is usually not good

[proud mason]

Check your guild ids

They should be an int

[weak violet]

yep

[proud mason]

Also check if you have app cmd scope in all of them

[weak violet]

wdym

[fervent cradle]

uhhhhh what.. m pretty sure i uninstalled discordpy and installed pycord before starting

wait did i, lemme check

[proud mason]

Reinvite the bot with applications.commands scope

[valid spruce]

Can anyone help?

[proud mason]

Show pip list

[valid spruce]

But panel can’t start

[full basin]

Uh?

[valid spruce]

Host panel

[full basin]

Don't tell me you're using replit

[valid spruce]

No

[valid spruce]

I just have this report, the next panel close my bot, so I can’t do anything

[sand beacon]

do i have to nest classes to have a button inside a cog?

[proud mason]

no. they should be separate

[fervent cradle]

bot = bridge.Bot(command_prefix="$", help_command=None, strip_after_prefix=True, intents=discord.Intents.all())

@bot.event
async def on_ready():
    obj = logevents()
    await obj.log_restart()
    await bot.tree.sync()
    print("Ready for code execution")

Error :

  File "main.py", line 23, in on_ready
    await bot.tree.sync()
AttributeError: 'Bot' object has no attribute 'tree'

Earlier i was using commands.bot but since i wanted to use hybrid commands thought to use bridge.bot() but this
and if i cant use bot.tree.sync() then what is to be used to sync application commands?

[patent knoll]

i am converting a bridge-command to a slash-only bot, how exactly do i need to change this?

[proud mason]

remove the command prefix, and change the class to discord.Bot

[patent knoll]

and how is this different from just messages? or am i remembering wrong

[proud mason]

simple messages should be file

[patent knoll]

ah yes

[patent knoll]

but that intent is for reading messages as well? so its not required if all the bot does is application commands and responding to its own messages?

[proud mason]

oh yeah if you dont need messages at all, you can remove that

[proud mason]

jishaku probably wont work with discord.Bot as it prefix only

so use commands.Bot

prefix could be when_mentioned

.rtfm when_mentioned

[winter condor]

2 results

discord.ext.commands.when_mentioned
discord.ext.commands.when_mentioned_or

[proud mason]

but you would need the messages intent

[weak violet]

Is there a way to add permissions to a user to view a thread but not see the channel of the thread?

Example:

Staff only: https://i.imgur.com/F2UwGq3.png
User Only: https://i.imgur.com/snxnwIc.png | https://i.imgur.com/ja5HOXB.png

[round rivet]

no

view channel is required to do literally anything with a channel

[weak violet]

[jaunty lantern]

how is that possible that bot has slash commands on one guild and doesn't on another? yes, I used same invite link for both guilds and i don't limit slash commands with guild ids

[proud mason]

do you have debug guilds set?

[jaunty lantern]

i don't think i do

[proud mason]

how many total bots do you have in the guild

[jaunty lantern]

in the one commands work in, 5?
in the one i try to sync commands with, 25+... that explains it i guess

[proud mason]

hmm no. first 50 bots can add app cmds. you only have 25

.slashnoshow

[winter condor]

Checklist for Application Commands Not Showing Up:
• Does your bot have the application.commands scope?
• Are you loading cogs before on_ready and on_connect?
• Is on_connect not overridden?
• Did you update to the newest version of py-cord (tag: install)?
• Is User Settings > Accessibility > Chat Input > Use legacy chat input turned off?
• Did you share your code and errors?
• Do you still have libraries that conflict with the discord namespace (e.g. discord.py)?

[proud mason]

check those

[lethal nexus]

Am I able to separate my commands and functions into different files without using cogs?

[soft girder]

I wrote a code to constantly update the message. But I need this code to work constantly after the bot is restarted.

class TlB(discord.ui.View):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__(timeout=None)
    @discord.ui.button( label="Update",custom_id="button-  
3",emoji="🔄",style=discord.ButtonStyle.primary,row=3)
      async def second_button_callback(self, button: discord.ui.Button, interaction):
        #
        if interaction.user.guild_permissions.administrator==True:
            await interaction.response.defer()
            while (1):#<------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                guild = interaction.guild_id

                data1=f"..."

                cursor.execute(data1)
                item2 = cursor.fetchmany(4)
                db.commit()
                b = ""
                i = 0
                for el in item2:
                    i+=1
                    b += f"**{i}**.{el[5]}__{el[1]}__ | {el[2]} | <@{el[3]}>\n"

                data2=f"...."

                cursor.execute(data2)
                item = cursor.fetchmany(28)
                db.commit()

                a = ""
                f=4
                for el in item:
                    f+=1
                    if 4<f<17:
                        a += f"**{f}**.{el[5]}__{el[1]}__ | {el[2]} | <@{el[3]}>\n"    
                    if f>16:
                        a += f"Res.🔴**{f}**.{el[5]}__{el[1]}__  | {el[2]}  | <@{el[3]}>\n"

                await interaction.edit_original_response(content=f":scroll: __**TEAM LIST**__ :scroll: \n**🕐Time: 21:00 Moscow **\n \n{b}{a}\n \n``•To confirm participation, click on :white_check_mark:\n•1-4 vip slots.``")
        else:
            await interaction.response.defer()
            await interaction.followup.send("Only Admin button",ephemeral=True)

The class itself is already restarting. But how to make the loop "while "reload automatically instead of on button click

[proud mason]

use extensions

see this https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/ext/commands/extensions.html#primer

doesnt use a cog

[lethal nexus]

thanks <3

[proud mason]

store the stuff you need in a database. and run on startup

[agile dust]

hi, how do i get the server name when an interaction (button) was clicked? interaction.guild does not work

[soft girder]

@proud mason Are you suggesting to start a cycle "while" on reboot using a database?

I explain more simply. How to make it so that while cycle ,which will run when the bot is restarted.

[proud mason]

You could use an event listener for on_ready

But be aware that on_ready can be fired multiple times

Use @client.listen(once=True) if you are on master branch

[proud mason]

interaction.guild.name lol

[soft girder]

ok will try

[lethal nexus]

in this example, how would I like hello.py to the main file?

[proud mason]

Using bot.load_extension

I think the docs tell you how to do that

[lethal nexus]

Ahhhh

and I guess the name of the extension is whatever the file is (except the .py)

is there any way to stuff all the extension files in a folder?

[agile dust]

bruv it didnt work for me

[proud mason]

That is correct

[agile dust]

it just crashed, not even an error message

weird

[proud mason]

Yes you can. Pass the folder name to load_extension and set recursive to True

[proud mason]

Lmao what

First time I've heard that

Can you show the pip list

And python version

[lethal nexus]

so like this? bot.load_extension('/folder/hello')

[young bone]

use .

[lethal nexus]

ah wait, this is what i should be reading isn't it

So like? bot.load_extension('foldername.hello')

[proud mason]

Uh no. If you want to load all extensions in the folder folder
then bot.load_extension('folder', recursive=True)

[lethal nexus]

But then would I need to reload them all together?

[proud mason]

Yea for a single extension, that should work

[proud mason]

Nope. They would still be separate. You can reload and unload individually

[lethal nexus]

Ah right

what does recursive do?

[proud mason]

Loads all extensions from folders and subfolders

No need to hardcode each one

[soft girder]

Let's take the path of least resistance.

[lethal nexus]

So I presume then I can make an extension in /foldername/anotherfolder/hello.py

[proud mason]

Yes

[soft girder]

How to make a button that, when pressed once, will turn on (for example, auto-update), and turn it off again. You can just throw the code if it's hard to explain.

.rtfm button_role

[winter condor]

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

[lethal nexus]

Ok thank you for helping! 👍

[errant crane]

Here's the reaction roles example.

[soft girder]

uhhhh 😕

[agile dust]

it's python 3.9 and i have installed py-cord, requests and thats it

[zealous kelp]

I have question i want to create a bot with the function to banning members ,if they use bad words. but it's don't work and i don't have any idea, how can i fix this problem.

[lethal nexus]

@proud mason how am I able to "import" a python function rather than a command?

[young bone]

Es gibt schon sowas in Discord

[zealous kelp]

ich will meinen Eigenen haben

[vast sun]

🇩🇪

[young bone]

message.author.ban()

you also need the intents for messages

[zealous kelp]

It's also not working

[young bone]

but you know basic python?

[zealous kelp]

I know the basic

[cyan quail]

from file import function

[lethal nexus]

ah right thanks - i've also encountered an issue where I want to use the "bot" object in that file but of course it doesnt exist?

How can I do that?

[cyan quail]

that's why we have cogs

or, make it so your function accepts the bot object as an argument

[plain cove]

Hello how would I make a prefix code for my discord bot? new to coding

[lethal nexus]

how can I do that

[cyan quail]

just add it to your function args

[plain cove]

alright

[lethal nexus]

i dont think he was responding to you

[lethal nexus]

thanks

[plain cove]

oh shit mb

[cyan quail]

can you elaborate?

[plain cove]

so i'm trying to make a prefix to where when it use the bot will like say it back. For example, if i type "!dad", my bot would response back with "searching for your dad". The prefix would be "!" but I don't know how to define a prefix or to even to get it work.

[cyan quail]

this would be the command system

i recommend following through https://guide.pycord.dev/ to work on a bot

[lyric parrot]

why are errors still being thrown after i catched them in on_application_command_error()?

this is only in master branch, it's not like that in 2.4.1

did anything change that is not in the changelog?

[cyan quail]

probably not

[lyric parrot]

is this intended or should i create a github issue for that?

[cyan quail]

all changes are https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord/compare/v2.4.1...master

[cyan quail]

could you elaborate more on what's happening

[minor monolith]

how can i make a command which doesnt require positional argument

[cyan quail]

oh wait

[lyric parrot]

    @slash_command()
    @commands.check(test)
    async def hey(self, ctx):
        await ctx.respond("Hey")

    @commands.Cog.listener()
    async def on_application_command_error(self, ctx, error):
        if isinstance(error, discord.CheckFailure):
            await ctx.respond(f"Test!")
            return

so basically, in 2.4.1 only "test" is responded, but in master branch an error is thrown like in the screenshot

[cyan quail]

ok yeah that might have been an accidental change

let's see...

[cyan quail]

in /discord/bot.py (click the first blue link in your traceback) inside on_application_command_error, can you try adding this line https://github.com/pycord-development/pycord/blob/master/discord/bot.py#L1168 py if self._event_handlers.get("on_application_command_error", None): returnwhile you SHOULD be registering it as a cog error handler, it doesn't change the fact that this functionality was removed without warning

if that fix works then i'll make a pr for it

[lyric parrot]

indeed, that fixes it, thanks

[cyan quail]

nice

[candid coral]

Is it worth "global" and "nonlocal"?

[cyan quail]

i'd... heavily avoid using those

[candid coral]

Articles say so too

[cyan quail]

you can, i just wouldn't recommend it; it's not a great practice, and it'll cause you headaches down the line

[candid coral]

I understand that "self" is just the name of the first argument?

[cyan quail]

In classes, yes

self is the instance of the current class

[candid coral]

Can there be only one "__init__" in a class?

[cyan quail]

Every class should only really have one of each function

[patent knoll]

function overloading b like

[cyan quail]

I was considering mentioning overloads but most people don't need it

[fervent cradle]

Is ctx.author.public_flags a correct form of getting the user flags?

Im having trouble getting them and im not sure if im doing it right

Nevermind i fix it,

Using user_flags = ctx.author.public_flags.all()

[frail spade]

how?

[proud mason]

Read the guide

.guide

[winter condor]

https://guide.pycord.dev

[novel yacht]

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\misha\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\discord\client.py", line 378, in _run_event
await coro(*args, **kwargs)
File "C:\Users\misha\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\discord\bot.py", line 1164, in on_connect
await self.sync_commands()
File "C:\Users\misha\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\discord\bot.py", line 719, in sync_commands
registered_commands = await self.register_commands(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\misha\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\discord\bot.py", line 599, in register_commands
registered = await register("bulk", data, _log=False)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\misha\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\discord\http.py", line 371, in request
raise HTTPException(response, data)
discord.errors.HTTPException: 400 Bad Request (error code: 50035): Invalid Form Body
In options.2: Required options must be placed before non-required options
Mikis#6365 is ready and online!

trying set send webhook

[frail spade]

getting this error

[coarse spire]

seems like you have discord.py installed maybe, instead of pycord

[frail spade]

oh

[coarse spire]

and also, never share your token with anyone. Make sure to reset it now

[frail spade]

how to install pycord?

[coarse spire]

just do pip uninstall discord.py in the terminal, and then pip install py-cord

[frail spade]

ok

[frail spade]

still same error

[coarse spire]

remove discord.py from requirements.txt if you have it in there, and replace it with py-cord

[frail spade]

hey

when i install pycord it says requirements alr satisfied

[coarse spire]

did you install py-cord, and not pycord?

[frail spade]

yes

py-cord

[coarse spire]

and discod.py is not in requirements.txt?

[frail spade]

no

[coarse spire]

ok, try to reinstall py-cord

[frail spade]

ok

in requirements.txt right

[coarse spire]

yeah, and if that doesn't work, try in the terminal

[frail spade]

not working

yet

getting this error token must be of type str, not NoneType

[coarse spire]

in your .env file, you need to do this:

DISCORD_TOKEN = your_token

and then in the code:

load_dotenv()
TOKEN = os.getenv("DISCORD_TOKEN")
bot.run(TOKEN)```

[frail spade]

alr

in your_token i have to put my bot token?

[coarse spire]

yep

[frail spade]

alr

hey

** [SSLCertVerificationError: (1, '[SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate (_ssl.c:992)')]**

[proud mason]

MacOS?

[frail spade]

yes

[proud mason]

Go to Applications/Python 3.x and double click the Install Certificates files

3.x is your python version

[frail spade]

do uk which file name?

py3k.py?

[frail spade]

there is not having this file

ok

donep

problem solved ty

[fervent cradle]

In Main

bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="$", help_command=None, strip_after_prefix=True, intents=discord.Intents.all())

Inside of cog

from discord.ext import commands, bridge

class testing(commands.Cog):
    def __init__(self, bot):
        self.bot = bot
    
    @bridge.bridge_command(name="verify", aliases=['Verify', 'store', 'Store'], description="Command used to verify and add account to your discord username")
    async def verify(self, ctx: bridge.BridgeContext, game_name: str):
        #Some Logic

def setup(bot):
    bot.add_cog(testing(bot))

error
'cogs.testing' raised an error: AttributeError: 'Bot' object has no attribute 'bridge_commands'

can someone tell me whats wrong with this

[coarse spire]

you need to define the bot in main as bridge.Bot instead of commands.Bot

[fervent cradle]

ahhh okay

thank you

[fervent cradle]

Can a file have multiple cog classes?

[coarse spire]

yes, I believe so

[fervent cradle]

If somone has implemented bridge_commands in your bot, can you share their git repo's link?

I need to see some reference idk whats happening with my bot anymore

[coarse spire]

sure, I guess. one sec

otherwise, take a look at this:

[errant crane]

Here's the bridge commands example.

[green hinge]

Is there a way to reload a cog while the bot is running without having to restart the entire bot to keep the systems running?

[coarse spire]

.rtfm reload_extension

[winter condor]

6 results

discord.ext.commands.Bot.reload_extension
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.reload_extension
discord.ext.bridge.AutoShardedBot.reload_extension
discord.ext.commands.AutoShardedBot.reload_extension
discord.Bot.reload_extension
discord.AutoShardedBot.reload_extension

[coarse spire]

bot.reload_extension ^

[green hinge]

Okay so I implement that and then I can tell it and the cog name which cog to reload and then all changes are applied?

[coarse spire]

Yeah, so for example:

bot.reload_extension('cogs.example')```

(if you have a folder named "cogs" with the cog "example" in it)

[green hinge]

okay so theoretically i could do a command !reload [cog]
and then
bot.reload_extension('cogs.[cog]') in the command.
Then all variables etc. will be reset too or?

And do I have to implement this myself as cog or in the main ? 🙂

[coarse spire]

yeah. Everything will be reset then. And you could do:

@bot.command()
async def reload(ctx, cog):
  bot.reload_extension(f'cogs.{cog}')```

for example

[green hinge]

Okay thanks!

[green hinge]

Then that would go so if I make this as a separate cog or? 🙂

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


    @commands.command()
    async def reload(self, ctx, cog):
      self.bot.reload_extension(f'cogs.{cog}')
      await ctx.respond(f"Reloaded {cog}.", ephemeral=True)


def setup(bot):
    bot.add_cog(RelaodCog(bot))```

[coarse spire]

you would need to add the reload command to the main file

[green hinge]

Ah okay

[proud mason]

Not necessarily

[green hinge]

Do I just have to enter the cog name !reload rules or e.g. !reload rules.py

[coarse spire]

just the cog name

[green hinge]

Ok

Why can't I respond to the message to send it ephemeral?

@bot.command()
async def reload(ctx, cog):
    bot.reload_extension(f'cogs.{cog}')
    await ctx.respond(f"Reloaded {cog}!", ephemeral=True)```

[fervent cradle]

This button should work after the is restarted right? But it's not working after restarting

class MyView(discord.ui.View):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__(timeout=None)

    @discord.ui.button(label="Click me!", custom_id="button", style=discord.ButtonStyle.primary, emoji="😎")
    async def button_callback(self, button, interaction):
        await interaction.response.send_message("You clicked the button!", ephemeral=True)

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

    @discord.slash_command()
    async def button(self, ctx):
        await ctx.respond("This is a button!", view=MyView())

[coarse spire]

you need to make it persistent

[tribal girder]

how to access bot_runtime variable?

"""main.py"""

bot_runtime = datetime.utcnow()

def loader():
    for extension in initial:
        bot.load_extension('cogs.utils')
        print(f'Loading Extension')

loader()

@bot.event
async def on_ready():
    print(f'Logged in as {bot.user.name}'

"""utils.py"""

class Utility(commands.Cog):
    def __init__(self, bot):
        self.bot = bot
        self.process = psutil.Process()
        self.bot_runtime = bot_runtime

    @commands.command()
    async def uptime(self, ctx):
        delta = datetime.utcnow() - self.bot_runtime

[fervent cradle]

isn't that persistent? im confused about the example i saw in the example on github

[coarse spire]

just add bot.persistent_views_added=False in the beggining of the code and then also, in on_ready:

bot.add_view(MyView())```

[fervent cradle]

in the cog?

[coarse spire]

yeah

[coarse spire]

https://guide.pycord.dev/interactions/ui-components/buttons

[fervent cradle]

from discord.ext import bridge, commands

bot = bridge.Bot(command_prefix=commands.when_mentioned_or('$'), help_command=None, strip_after_prefix=True, intents=discord.Intents.all())

@bot.bridge_command()   
async def reload(ctx: bridge.BridgeContext, cog:str):
    if ctx.author.id in [782252708685414470]:
        try:
            bot.reload_extension(f"cogs.{cog}", package='BOTAPRILUPDATE.database')
            await ctx.reply(f"{cog} has been reloaded successfully",ephemeral=True)
        except Exception as e:
            obj = logevents()
            errorid = await obj.log_error(class_name="Main", function_name="ReloadCommand", message=str(e))
            print(f'An error occoured in the Main class wtihin the {cog} cog, check error logs with id {errorid} for more details')

This is my command in my main.py but for some reason its not getting synced with the server idk why

[proud mason]

?tag botvar

[obtuse junco]

Need to keep track of a variable between functions? No problem!

⚠️ Careful what you name it though, else you might overwrite something ⚠️

Just add it to your commands.Bot or discord.Client instance like so:

bot = commands.Bot(...)
bot.my_variable = 0

async def foo():
    bot.my_variable += 1

# In a cog
@commands.command()
async def counter(self,ctx):
    await ctx.send("Current Counter is at {}".format(ctx.bot.my_variable))

This also allows you to access this from other cogs/extensions/functions. Anywhere you have access to the bot instance

[proud mason]

.tag slashnoshow

[winter condor]

Checklist for Application Commands Not Showing Up:
• Does your bot have the application.commands scope?
• Are you loading cogs before on_ready and on_connect?
• Is on_connect not overridden?
• Did you update to the newest version of py-cord (tag: install)?
• Is User Settings > Accessibility > Chat Input > Use legacy chat input turned off?
• Did you share your code and errors?
• Do you still have libraries that conflict with the discord namespace (e.g. discord.py)?

[fervent cradle]

thx

[fervent cradle]

yeah the cogs are being loaded before on_ready and on_connect is overridden but it dosent load cogs within it

but will cogs loading of cogs affect the commands that are in the main file

[proud mason]

The sync of commands happens in on_connect

Why not use @bot.listen() instead of overriding the default behaviour?

[fervent cradle]

Ty for the help the overridden on_connect was the issue changed added this to keep normal behaviour

if bot.auto_sync_commands:
        await bot.sync_commands()

[proud mason]

Yep that works

[fervent cradle]

Can I use on_thread_join() event listener for forum?

[full basin]

.tag tias

[winter condor]

https://i.imgur.com/VkRzeQJ.png

[fervent cradle]

knew that i would get a response like that, but ok

[soft girder]

How will the new discord rules affect the work of bots.

Discriminators do not play an important role

[patent knoll]

they.. wont?

[silver moat]

unless your bot for some reason depends on them

[spring hare]

(timecode)

[young bone]

isn't it really bad to use the names in the code if you have the user id?

[spring hare]

yes

[patent knoll]

If your bot uses discrims for anything you made your bot wrong

[silver moat]

discrims for user output

[young bone]

I only use the user id

[patent knoll]

wdym

[silver moat]

displaying stuff like just a squid#2777

[patent knoll]

oh, yea

but that doesnt need much changing
change it to use the username and thats it, in outputs

[spring hare]

Mb add Deprecation message when using user.discriminator?

[silver moat]

#discussion

[patent knoll]

p sure everyone is aware lol

[young bone]

oof

[spring hare]

Someone may not notice that they have user.discriminator somewhere in the code

oof

[fervent cradle]

I am trying to make a persistent button that deletes the response, it worked without any error before the bot was restarted, but after restarting it throws the following exception:

          ^^^^^^^^
NameError: name 'response' is not defined```
Code:
```py
# Imported necessary modules here

class deleteButton(discord.ui.View):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__(timeout=None)

    @discord.ui.button(label="Delete", custom_id="delete", style=discord.ButtonStyle.red)
    async def callback(self, button, interaction):
        await response.delete()

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

    @commands.Cog.listener()
    async def on_ready(self):
        self.bot.add_view(deleteButton())

    @commands.message_command(name="Translate Message")
    async def translate_message_context(self, ctx, message: discord.Message):
        [...] # Some code here that doesn't matter for this question
        result = discord.Embed(
            title = f"Translated from {source_language}",
            color = 0x4BB060
        )
        result.add_field(name="Here is your translated message:", value=f"{translated_content}")
        global response
        response = await ctx.respond(embed=result, view=deleteButton(), ephemeral=True)

[spring hare]

change response to interaction.message

[spring hare]

# Imported necessary modules here

class deleteButton(discord.ui.View):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__(timeout=None)

    @discord.ui.button(label="Delete", custom_id="delete", style=discord.ButtonStyle.red)
    async def callback(self, button, interaction):
        await interaction.message.delete()```

[fervent cradle]

sweet, thanks!

[sinful pivot]

I want to blacklist certain users from using commands on my bot, I tried to do that with the on_application_command event but the actual response from the bot does still happen, how would I go about doing this?

[waxen whale]

wait for an update, we aren't sure about the implementation ourself rn

it's being discussed on ddevs lib dev channel

[proud mason]

that event doesnt stop the command from running. use checks

[sinful pivot]

uhh

I tried to do ```py

@app_commands.check()```

but that doesnt exist, so what is it in pycord?

[proud mason]

hmm one sec

[sinful pivot]

also how would my check look like?

def blacklist_check(ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
    if ctx.author.id in []: # list of blacklisted users
        return False # i think it should be?

    return True```

Or do I do ```py

def blacklist_check(ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
if ctx.author.id in []: # list of blacklisted users
raise SomeCustomError()

return True```

I want to also give a response to the user saying that they are blacklisted

[cyan quail]

there's tons of examples on custom checks in the docs

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/ext/commands/api.html#checks

[proud mason]

raise. and use an error handler

[cyan quail]

(also, isn't app_commands dpy or is that a group name?)

[proud mason]

yea ig they were just giving an example

[sinful pivot]

yeah app_commands is in dpy

[cyan quail]

you'd probably be better off asking them since idk if they've altered their check system

[sinful pivot]

anyone wanna tell me whats the deco called

[sinful pivot]

im using pycord, not dpy, i just remember what is used for checks in dpy

[proud mason]

@commands.check(...) will work for app cmds too
but commands is discord.ext.commands, and not discord.commands

[cyan quail]

oh i see

^

[sinful pivot]

got that, thanks!

[cyan quail]

read through the docs i linked above, it'll help a ton

[sinful pivot]

I did

I can raise, and then what should I do, use a on_application_command_error event? As I don't know if I can check for custom checks in there

[cyan quail]

use isinstance to check what class the error is

[sinful pivot]

alr thatd work?

[cyan quail]

you can also set individual error handlers for specific commands or cogs

[sinful pivot]

yeah ik that

but its all global so

[cyan quail]

fair enough

[sinful pivot]

Do you know if I could add a global check for all my slash commands?

[cyan quail]

that would be bot_check

[sinful pivot]

uhh wym

Can you gimme an example

[cyan quail]

either:

• in your main file, use the @bot.check() decorator
• in a cog, use the @Cog.bot_check() decorator

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/cogs.html#discord.Cog.bot_check

async is optional

[sinful pivot]

where do I use this deco?

I wanna use it in my main file btw, I suppose that applies to all cogs

[cyan quail]

both apply to everything

the first is if you want to define it in your main file, e.g. like in some examples you see @bot.event

[sinful pivot]

id wanna do it in my main file so its nice and tidy

[cyan quail]

then go with that

[sinful pivot]

I don't see any examples in the link you sent so

[cyan quail]

i was just using that as a generic example

as in, in some examples you'll see people overriding events using @bot.event

in the same manner, you can set a bot check with @bot.check()

[sinful pivot]

oh, and function as the check

[cyan quail]

mhm

ah my bad, it should be without brackets
https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/clients.html#discord.Bot.check

[sinful pivot]

Okay did that

Oh okay

[candid coral]

class Test(discord.ui.View):
    @discord.ui.button(label="+", style=discord.ButtonStyle.blurple)
    async def left(self, button, interaction):
        x = Test1()
        x.page += 1
        await interaction.response.send_message(x.page)

    @discord.ui.button(label="-", style=discord.ButtonStyle.blurple)
    async def right(self, button, interaction):
        x = Test1()
        x.page -= 1
        await interaction.response.send_message(x.page)

class Test1():
    def __init__(self, name, page):
        self.name = name
        self.page = page

@client.command()
async def test(ctx):
    Test1(ctx.author, 1)
    await ctx.send("Text", view=Test())

My unsuccessful attempt to pass data to buttons to use and change...

[cyan quail]

you're... nearly there

[candid coral]

I learned how classes work, but didn't solve the problem that made me decide to learn them...

[cyan quail]

you don't need the Test1 class, but rather you define the __init__ in your original Test class

apart from that, all you need to do is use super().__init__(...) inside the said function, which will take what you would pass into your original View class (e.g. timeout)

[candid coral]

I'll try to fix it, thank you

[patent knoll]

How the hell does ctx.guild.owner return none

[proud mason]

What intents do you have?

[patent knoll]

guilds

ah..

no, the other stuff works fine too, e.g. membercount

weird. for some reason first fetching the owner via the ID works

fixed that, but now I'm too stupid to convert a created_at to UNIX timestamp

[lyric parrot]

how can i use disable_on_timeout=True, but only if the message still has buttons? sometimes i edit the buttons out the message, but on timeout, they are disabled and added back into the message

[full basin]

You'll have to override the on_timeout function yourself and do the check

[lyric parrot]

thanks, could you explain how i'd do that? my only guess was to check how many components the message has, but they are still being counted after i edited them out.

    async def on_timeout(self) -> None:
        if self.disable_on_timeout:
            if self._message and len(self._message.components) > 0:
                self.disable_all_items()
                await self._message.edit(view=self)

[full basin]

Probably cause the message object is outdated

Try fetching the message

[cyan quail]

it's literally just .timestamp()

[patent knoll]

i hate time stuff ok :C

[lyric parrot]

seems like its working, thanks

[gleaming falcon]

What's the way to get the Member from a User instance? on_user_update gives a User, but I can't ban from that.

Even bot.get_user only provides a User instance? 🤔

[cyan quail]

how would you get a member from bot

they belong to guilds

and you can ban with a user instance, assuming you have the guild object

[gleaming falcon]

Well the on_user_update event doesn't pass guild context.

Just trying to be as dead-simple as possible

[cyan quail]

because it's a different event

if you're trying to do username bans, then you have to know which guild you want to ban from pre-emptively

and then use bot.get_guild

[gleaming falcon]

mmkay. I am capturing it elsewhere in the method, so hardcoded it is.

Appreciate the sanity check

[candid coral]

I spent several hours yesterday trying to solve problems with __init__, so as not to sound stupid when I return here, but i'm still here

discord.ext.commands.errors.CommandInvokeError: Command raised an exception: TypeError: Test.__init__() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given```

This error appears, what arguments are mentioned here? I don't understand...

[spring hare]

Please, send your class Test

[candid coral]

class Test(discord.ui.View):
    def __init__(self, name):
        self.name = name
        self.page = 1

    @discord.ui.button ...

@client.command()
async def test(ctx):
    await ctx.send("Text", view=Test(ctx.author))

I tried to fix it but now another error

All my new skills about classes doesn’t apply when I start writing code for the bot

[proud mason]

Can you send full traceback for both errors

[proud mason]

You never called super init

[candid coral]

File "C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\abc.py", line 1560, in send
    components = view.to_components()
  File "C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\ui\view.py", line 215, in to_components
    children = sorted(self.children, key=key)
AttributeError: 'Test' object has no attribute 'children'

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

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\bot.py", line 347, in invoke
    await ctx.command.invoke(ctx)
  File "C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\core.py", line 950, in invoke
    await injected(*ctx.args, **ctx.kwargs)
  File "C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\core.py", line 187, in wrapped
    raise CommandInvokeError(exc) from exc
discord.ext.commands.errors.CommandInvokeError: Command raised an exception: AttributeError: 'Test' object has no attribute 'children'```

[proud mason]

Yep. Call super().__init__() at the first line of your init

[candid coral]

I don't understand where super() gets information from

[spring hare]

From discord.ui.View

Inhertence

[proud mason]

super() refers to the parent class. Which in your case is discord.ui.View

[candid coral]

It turns out super() necessarily?

[proud mason]

❓

[candid coral]

If I use __init__ in a View, is the line with super() required?

[proud mason]

You don't always need to call super init. Depends from case to case

The view class has some initializer code which needs to be called

So yes. You need that when subclassing View and overriding the init

[spring hare]

Your __init__ in the Test class overrides View.__init__, so yes

[candid coral]

AWESOME

Thank you

[proud mason]

🎉

[fervent cradle]

I wonder, if you pass a embed raw that has components, how are these buttons/select menus going to attach in the embed?

[proud mason]

"embed" themselves dont have buttons. embeds and views are part of a "message". the message can have embeds and/or view. the view will be attached to the message

[candid coral]

I discovered a new problem. I need the button to be disabled under certain conditions before sending the message

I cannot substitute a variable with the value "True" in "disabled=...", because the button doesn't see it

@discord.ui.button(label="<", style=discord.ButtonStyle.blurple, disabled=self.flag)

NameError: name 'self' is not defined

[proud mason]

do that in the init

smth like so

class MyView(...):
  def __init__(...):
    ...
    self.my_button.disabled = True/False

  @button(...)
  async def my_button(...):
    ...

[candid coral]

Where should I enter the variable to disable?

[proud mason]

in this self.my_button.disabled = ...

[candid coral]

Oh

[candid coral]

But it will be disabled after pressing, not before

[proud mason]

no? it will be determined when creating the view

i suggest you tias

.tias

[winter condor]

https://i.imgur.com/VkRzeQJ.png

[candid coral]

Tias 🫶

O-ops, I was inattentive, I'm sorry

I understood, thank you

[proud mason]

np lol

[signal topaz]

how can you add space in-between command name

[tired crag]

yo guys I just need very quick help. How would I make an enum argument in a command

[tired crag]

not sure if you can but you can use an underscore

[proud mason]

Slash cmds? You need to use Slash command groups

[errant crane]

Here's the slash groups example.

Here's the slash cog groups example.

[proud mason]

Prefix or slash?

[tired crag]

slash

[proud mason]

Hmm. What happens when you typehint the parameter with the enum class

[tired crag]

uh

idk

ive never tried it, idk the syntax to make it work

I only started pycord recently lol

I used to use one called hikari

[proud mason]

just simply some_arg: MyEnum

[tired crag]

ok

and it would let the user select an option from the enum?

[tired crag]

ok im ngl idk how to make an enum 💀

how would I do that 😅

yeah can someone help me with the enum thing, I need to know how to make the enum

[proud mason]

Google

[tired crag]

i did

i still dont know what to do :/

[proud mason]

You could also specify option choices yk

[tired crag]

wait wdym

[proud mason]

No need for enum just to show choices

[errant crane]

Here's the slash options example.

[proud mason]

See that

[tired crag]

I looked at that but idk how to add my own options

[proud mason]

https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord/blob/master/examples/app_commands/slash_options.py#L15

[errant crane]

examples/app_commands/slash_options.py line 15

@option("gender", description="Choose your gender", choices=["Male", "Female", "Other"])```

[tired crag]

tysm

[proud mason]

Specify them in the choices parameter

[tired crag]

i didnt see that

wait but where tf do I put that

under bot.command?

[proud mason]

Uh

Read the whole example

[tired crag]

ye I did

they have it under bot.command but mine is being weird

\

[signal topaz]

math = discord.SlashCommandGroup("math", "Commands related to mathematics.") is one of the ways to create one right

[tired crag]

why do you need a space in your slash command name though

[signal topaz]

why not

seems better than underscore

[tired crag]

because its way more complicated

[signal topaz]

but it's better, so it's good

[tired crag]

and its easier to type

if you say so

[signal topaz]

hm.. true that tho

but many good bots use spaces

[tired crag]

ive never seen a bot that uses spaces in my life

and ive been on discord for 4 years

nvm you're right lmao they do exist

but they dont use the space for the name

its just for subcommands

they do it if there's multiple options under highlight

wait wtf is @bot.slash_command

im using @bot.command

[signal topaz]

what

isnt that for commands with prefix

[tired crag]

bot.command is for slash

I use bot.command and it works perfectly fine

[signal topaz]

ima stick with underscore-

[tired crag]

yeah probably a good idea

bro i'm just so confused why my thing isnt working

[signal topaz]

what thing

[tired crag]

options for slash commands

[signal topaz]

did u import it?

[tired crag]

the docs are so confusing

my head hurts

[tired crag]

wait what do I gotta import

I have this

[signal topaz]

im not sure if From works

I think its from

[tired crag]

yeah its lowercase

it just got cut off lol

[proud mason]

yes

[proud mason]

can you show the code

[tired crag]

wait hold up

[signal topaz]

does ur code look like this

[tired crag]

uh no

guess the chapter's the one that I want

[signal topaz]

i thjnk @option does not work

[proud mason]

Option with O uppercase is used when typehinting
option with O lowercase is used for decorator

[proud mason]

no it works

[tired crag]

leaked db

[proud mason]

@bot.command()
async def ping(ctx, member: discord.Option(...):
  ...

@bot.command()
@option(...)
async def ping(ctx, member: discord.Member):
  ...

notice the difference

Option vs option

both are valid

personal preference

[tired crag]

so just make O lowercase?

ok now im getting very long error

but here's typeerror

issubclass() arg 1 must be a class

[proud mason]

show the code line

[tired crag]

@bot.command(name='guesschapter', description='Guess the chapter from these Valve games!') @option("gender", description="Choose your gender", choices=["Male", "Female", "Other"]) async def guesschapter(ctx, game : option(name='game')): pass
this?

im so confused 💀

[proud mason]

you didnt pass input type as str tho

also, you remove the option part from this game : option(name='game')

make it game: str

[tired crag]

but I want them to choose the game

[proud mason]

yea so put that stuff in the
@option("gender", description="Choose your gender", choices=["Male", "Female", "Other"])

[tired crag]

from the list of games

[proud mason]

change the name to game

and put your choices in the list

[tired crag]

oh crap it works

[proud mason]

also change the description

[tired crag]

idk how it works but it works lol

[proud mason]

💀

[tired crag]

lmao

ty lmao

[proud mason]

kden 👍

[winged ravine]

According to https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/intents.html#member-intent & https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/api/data_classes.html#discord.Intents.members I need to activate the members privileged intent in order to access the roles of a member (Member.roles), yet my code which does so does not subscribe to this intent and it still works?

[proud mason]

show the (relevant) code

[winged ravine]

@discord.slash_command(
    name="writeroles",
    description="Populates #roles with the correct messages."
)
async def write_roles(self, ctx: ApplicationContext):
    ctx.defer()

    guild: Guild | None = self.bot.get_guild(settings["DISCORD_GUILD_ID"])
    if guild is None:
        await ctx.respond(
            f"""⚠️There was an error when trying to send messages:⚠️️\n`Server with id \"{settings["DISCORD_GUILD_ID"]}\" does not exist.`""",
            ephemeral=True
        )
        return

    roles_channel: TextChannel | None = discord.utils.get(guild.text_channels, name="roles")
    if roles_channel is None:
        await ctx.respond(
            "⚠️There was an error when trying to send messages:⚠️️\n`Text channel with name \"roles\" does not exist.`",
            ephemeral=True
        )
        return

    guild_member: Member | None = await guild.fetch_member(ctx.user.id)
    if guild_member is None:
        await ctx.respond(
            "⚠️There was an error when trying to send messages:⚠️️\n`You must be a member of the Discord server to run this command.`",
            ephemeral=True
        )
        return

    committee_role: Role | None = discord.utils.get(guild.roles, name="Committee")
    if committee_role is None:
        await ctx.respond(
            "⚠️There was an error when trying to send messages:⚠️️\n`Role with name \"Committee\" does not exist.`",
            ephemeral=True
        )
        return

    if committee_role not in guild_member.roles:
        await ctx.respond(
            "⚠️There was an error when trying to send messages:⚠️️\n`You must have the \"Committee\" role to run this command.`",
            ephemeral=True
        )
        return
    ...

The line if committee_role not in guild_member.roles: seems to work perfectly fine for me even without the privileged intent?

[cyan quail]

well

you're checking "not in"

so it'll always be true if the list is empty

you should actually print guild_member.roles to see what it outputs

also py guild_member: Member | None = await guild.fetch_member(ctx.user.id)this fetch is completely useless, ctx.author already gives you the Member object

though i guess the advantage is letting you run the command outside the guild so fair enough

[winged ravine]

yh thats why i did it that way!

[silver moat]

can’t you first try to get the member through cache then try to fetch it?

[winged ravine]

how would i do that?

[cyan quail]

if they have intent off then no

[silver moat]

i suppose

[winged ravine]

i dont mind turning it on if need be, I just thought the process was to try not to to have better user privacy if possible

[winged ravine]

it did output the roles! [<Role id=1103795647947219044 name='@everyone'>, <Role id=1104098888551510066 name='Committee'>]

[cyan quail]

oh interesting

then fair enough

hm actually

[winged ravine]

im glad it works but it feels weird that it does, surely it shouldnt?

[cyan quail]

this is likely because it's using the roles recieved from the interaction?

if you tried to fetch a random other member and print roles it probably won't work

[winged ravine]

ohhh gotcha, well seen as i'm never going to be requesting another user's roles (only the triggering user to validate them) i guess it's fine to have the intent off & it will still work, cool! Cheers for your help!

[candid coral]

I'm sorry, I fixed it

[winged ravine]

how long are message IDs? (are they always a fixed length?)

[silver moat]

?tag snowflake

[obtuse junco]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/860066862779072522/1043302936165490738/unknown.png

[silver moat]

this is how IDs are made

[winged ravine]

that implies theyre always 18 digits? or am i misunderstanding cos I have guild, application/client & message IDs all with 19 digits?

[silver moat]

no, because unix time counts up and the snowflake length will also increase in length

[winged ravine]

ohh gotcha, I should just ask the actual question: is there a good way for me to regex to validate an integer is a snowflake ID?

[silver moat]

probably just anywhere from 6 to 14 digits for a weak check

or use the abc.Snowflake class to see if it has a valid creation date

[winged ravine]

so attempt to create a snowflake object with the id set to the given integer then confirm that the snowflake's creation date is after first second of 2015?

I thought it wasnt possible to directly create snowflake instances?

[candid coral]

How can I check if a message has been deleted or not? "on_timeout" continues to count down and then executes the code that raises an error

[glass gulch]

was greedy function/class removed? it i reinstalled my module couple of times and couldn't find it and what are the alternatives

[proud mason]

tbh the best way would be to handle it using try-except

[candid coral]

It's a fine practice?

[proud mason]

yes

[candid coral]

I will use it, thank you

[solemn idol]

Uh

[coarse cargo]

It's possible to create a command only if the user set an option to true in a config or i can't?

[proud mason]

can you elaborate? are you trying to enable/disable a command based on a config?

[coarse cargo]

Yup

[proud mason]

you have a couple ways to do it

i believe a simple way would be to use a bot wide check

that would raise an error if command is disabled

you can handle this in your error handler, and even choose to ignore it

but commands also have a way to disable them

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/ext/commands/api.html#discord.ext.commands.Command.enabled

you could set this, but this will be bot wide, an not per guild

[coarse cargo]

But in this way the command would still be shown or im wrong?

[proud mason]

if you use the built in help cmds (or a subclass), then the checks run for each cmd. even bot-wide checks

so it wont show up

[coarse cargo]

I forgot to specify it is a slash command, this works for them too?

[proud mason]

oh. slash cmds do not have a help cmd

unless you have made one yourself

that isnt necessary tbh

oh but yeah. they will show up in the slash menu

so there is a way

but it is not that elegant

[coarse cargo]

Sorry if i forgot to specify.

[proud mason]

it is fine

lol

[coarse cargo]

what would it be?

[proud mason]

so this config is per-guild right?

[coarse cargo]

no it's just a private bot

[proud mason]

oh then it should be easy

one sec

[coarse cargo]

oke

[proud mason]

hmm

ok what i thought is not possible

slash cmds dont have a way to be disabled

there is another way. but it is kinda hacky

each cmd would be in a separate extension. to remove the cmd, you unload the extension and then call bot.sync_commands()

im not sure if this would work tho

[coarse cargo]

Well, i think i will just handle the error and say something like "Enable the command in the config". Probably creating a whole extension just for it isn't a good idea.

Thanks anyway

[proud mason]

np lol

[proud mason]

hmm wait there might be another way

[coarse cargo]

xD

[proud mason]

so the thing is, you can just do bot.remove_application_command

but then you wont be able to add it back with bot.add_application_command, as you dont have the cmd object

[patent knoll]

If I use ctx.defer(), can i still use ctx.respond() later on?

[coarse cargo]

So in the on_ready just add an if else statement and if X is false just remove the application command else just load it?

[proud mason]

to counter this, you can store a dict of app cmds you remove. maybe using the qualified_name as the key and the object as the value

then when re-adding the command, get the command object from this dict and use bot.add_application_command

[proud mason]

thats possible

but thats on startup

you would also need to do it before ready

[coarse cargo]

You're right

[proud mason]

this should actually be the cleanest way lol

[proud mason]

that combined with this ^

[coarse cargo]

Im not sure how to do this, bot.remove_application_command takes ApplicationCommand how would i get this? Sorry if this is a stupid question

Also the command is in a group inside a cog

[proud mason]

.rtfm get_application_command

[winter condor]

6 results

discord.ext.commands.Bot.get_application_command
discord.ext.commands.AutoShardedBot.get_application_command
discord.Bot.get_application_command
discord.AutoShardedBot.get_application_command
discord.ext.bridge.AutoShardedBot.get_application_command
discord.ext.bridge.Bot.get_application_command

[proud mason]

use that. it takes the name

[proud mason]

hmm i dont think that would be a problem

[coarse cargo]

Oh ok thanks very much

[coarse cargo]

For me bot.get_application_command returns None

[proud mason]

hmm

you need to specify the full name

[coarse cargo]

oh let me try

[proud mason]

like group subcmd

[coarse cargo]

Still nothing

helpcmd = bot.get_application_command('ticket help', guild_ids=get_serverinfo('guild_id'))
print(helpcmd)

[proud mason]

is the command a guild command?

or is it a global one?

[coarse cargo]

In the group i specify the guild id

[proud mason]

like do you have guild_ids specified in the decorator

ah

[proud mason]

this is after loading the cog right

[coarse cargo]

for testing i tried it in the setup function, i guess this is the problem?

[proud mason]

hmm

but after bot.add_cog right

[proud mason]

what does get_serverinfo('guild_id') return?

it should be an int. not a string

[coarse cargo]

It's an integer

[proud mason]

then idk

[coarse cargo]

It works for everything else

so this is not the problem

i also tried with /ticket help as name

[coarse cargo]

np i'll try to do some testing

[proud mason]

alr sure

[coarse cargo]

thank you so much for the effort to help me

[proud mason]

you could also try and print the qualified names of all the cmds in the bot

[proud mason]

haha np

[coarse cargo]

probably im just doing something wrong

[coarse cargo]

will try this

[fervent cradle]

I wonder why it didn't send the message in ephemeral 🤔

await ctx.respond("An error occured.", ephemeral=True)

[young bone]

Do you have a Screenshot of it?

[fervent cradle]

of what? the code?

or the response?

[young bone]

The message

[coarse cargo]

@proud mason So, actually if i try to do bot.get_application_command in the on_ready it returns the command but it's useless as i can't remove the command after the bot starts.

[clear vault]

Can anyone help me? I have no loop in my event?

[proud mason]

oh hmm

if you want, then you can play around with internal attributes of the bot

specifically pending_application_commands

but you are kinda on your own

i havent deal with that stuff

[proud mason]

there is a plan to rework the command sync logic, so this might break

[solemn idol]

well that's not normal...

can you provide more information of how your command works, like is that the only part of your command which uses ephemeral... or did you define True to False somewhere LOL

[coarse cargo]

Why its so hard to just make a command register or not xD. I think im just gonna return an error if you try to use the command when disabled

[proud mason]

you should highlight this issue in #discussion. it should be made better

[young bone]

What is the py-cord Version?

[silver moat]

did you defer?

[proud mason]

the loop in that error is the asyncio event loop. many built-in methods in python 3.10 and later will not support a loop parameter.

that should be a warning, and not an error. you can ignore that warning until the library fixes it

[clear vault]

But the cog was not loaded...

[proud mason]

hmm. show pip list

[clear vault]

Pycord nevest Version https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/998272089343668364/1103326941802664036/image.png

[young bone]

Which topggpy Version is that?

Is that the pip or github one?

[proud mason]

is this the full error? show the full traceback

[fervent cradle]

https://aura.literallyfatherless.com/rft0flsq.png how do i make that blue line be at the bottom?

[cyan quail]

uhh

[cyan quail]

they're probably using emotes

or they set the image

[fervent cradle]

its using an image

[cyan quail]

then just do that

[fervent cradle]

idk how to

[cyan quail]

embed.set_image(url=...)

[clear vault]

github

[clear vault]

Is the full error when starting the bot

[fervent cradle]

oh ok

[cyan quail]

they mean to show the full traceback that's like several lines

[clear vault]

How?

[cyan quail]

if you're try/excepting you're cog load then temporarily remove that

[clear vault]

ok wait

@cyan quail:

[cyan quail]

try update asyncio...?

[clear vault]

Let me try

Whats the command?

[cyan quail]

pip install -U ...

(whatever your pip command is, may vary on versions etc.)

[clear vault]

Nope

[cyan quail]

how about dblpy?

[clear vault]

Version 0.4.0?

Update via pip install -U dblpy doesnt work

[cyan quail]

i think it was never updated to support 3.10

last release late 2020. 3.10 released late 2021

[clear vault]

I cant remove topgg

[cyan quail]

theoretically you can go edit dbl/http.py yourself and remove loop=self.loop but idk if that'll fix it

you could try installing a lower python version

[clear vault]

Nonono

[cyan quail]

then you're more or less out of options then

would have to modify the package yourself

[clear vault]

...

Thanks anyway for your help

[candid coral]

I know what problem I will meet next. To pass information from one View to another, I need:

class Name1(discord.ui.View, Name2)
    def __init__(...):
        super().__init__(...)

Right?

[fervent cradle]

how can i create restrictions for my slash command options? I dont want to have a set value of options but rather not accept some specific values as input

[silver moat]

make them optional or consider command groups

[fervent cradle]

i dont think that will solve it, what im looking for is that i want the input to be a timestamp something like 20:00 so i want to make some kind of validation so that it doesnt accept anything that is not on this format

[coarse cargo]

So guys, i want to make a slash command that takes an option but it should be selected from a list of selected values for example, answers=[Hi, Hello, Bye] and i want the user to select an option from this list how can i do this?

[errant crane]

Here's the slash options example.

[coarse cargo]

Ty ^^

[candid coral]

How can I pass data from two classes at once?

[silver moat]

what does that mean?

[candid coral]

class Name1(discord.ui.View)
    def __init__(self, ...)
        super().__init__(timeout=...)
        self. ...
        self. ...

class Name2(discord.ui.View)
    def __init__(self, ...)
        super().__init__(timeout=...)```

[silver moat]

?tag xy

[obtuse junco]

An XY problem is when you're trying to ask about your attempted solution, rather than your actual problem.

You are trying to solve problem X, using solution Y. Instead of asking for help with X, you ask about Y. This only results in frustration as whoever is trying to help you needs to ask several questions before even beginning to help you with your actual issue, wasting both their own, and your time. Always include as much information as you can about your problem, including attempted solutions. If there are solutions you've ruled out, include them along with an explanation as to why you've ruled them out.

[candid coral]

How can I pass variable from Name1 to Name2?

[silver moat]

What is the problem you are trying to solve?

[candid coral]

I'm sorry, I have a bad habit of splitting my arguments into multiple posts.

[silver moat]

The correct term would be arguments and you are likely trying to subclass

[candid coral]

Yes, if I understood correctly

When a certain button is pressed, the View class changes to another subclass, it is necessary to save arguments from the previous class

[full basin]

Then pass those variables to the new class when you create the instance

[restive scarab]

how to add a custom button to a paginator that has its own function not related to the paginator?

[glossy forum]

Hey, I've got problem with my cog's task loop, which is supposed to post messages in a preselected channel, which ID is stored in a database
Any idea why

channel = self.bot.get_channel(channel_id)
print(f"{channel_id = }, {channel = }")
```this always returns None?
the channel_id is correct as when surrounded with `<#id>` it properly shows the channel, like on the pic
`self.bot` is what would you expect it to be inside a Cog

[young bone]

get_channel can be None after some time

[glossy forum]

Even inside the same function?

[young bone]

in which type of function?

[glossy forum]

Besides, it's None just after the assignment

[glossy forum]

I described it above, it's inside a cog

@tasks.loop(minutes=10)
async def check_for_feed(self):
  # some code
  channel = self.bot.get_channel(channel_id) # it runs each and every time the function is called
  print(f"{channel_id = }, {channel = }")
  # prints channel_id = 1102548337187635240, channel = None
  # more code

[young bone]

you can use await self.bot.fetch_channel()

[glossy forum]

It worked, thank you

[silver moat]

it is recommended to minimize API calls so that you do not get ratelimited. Try turning on the guild cache by enabling the guilds intent

[glossy forum]

gotcha. Good to know it's relevant for that purpose

[silver moat]

then you can use self.bot.get_channel(channel_id) just fine. You should add a check in case the channel is not found then you can fetch it.

[glossy forum]

👍
I already implemented all the checks, I like my software to be reliable :)

[young bone]

or just use get_or_fetch_channel

[silver moat]

don't think that exists

[young bone]

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/utils.html#discord.utils.get_or_fetch

@glossy forum

[glossy forum]

Thanks, but I believe the problem was caused by lack of guilds intent. And I'd rather deal with a programming error than discord support (to remove being ratelimited)

[proven mantle]

How can i load Views when i restart the Bot? Old Views wont work anymore then

[young bone]

https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord/blob/master/examples/views/persistent.py

[proven mantle]

i see. Thanks

[fervent cradle]

It's in an except block, I only defered in the try block.

[fervent cradle]

2.4.1 (I've fixed my issue though)

[silver moat]

could you show code?

[plain cove]

Hello Why is my command not working when it shows no errors?

[silver moat]

?tag message-content

[obtuse junco]

As of Pycord Beta 5, Discord API v10 requires message content intent to receive message content. This affects the traditional commands. Not enabling this intent will result in the messages' content, embeds, and components being empty.

You will need to enable the intent on the developer portal, as well as in your code:

intents = discord.Intents.default()
intents.message_content = True
bot = discord.Bot(intents=intents)

Docs: https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api.html#discord.Intents.message_content

[silver moat]

?tag intents

[obtuse junco]

https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/intents.html
https://discord.com/developers/docs/topics/gateway#gateway-intents

import discord
from discord.ext import commands

# Get specific intents for fine control
intents = discord.Intents()
intents.emojis = True
intents.guilds = True
intents.messages = True  # Required for prefix commands!
...
# Get all non-priveliged intents; this excludes presences, members and message_content 
intents = discord.Intents.default()

# Set priveliged intents: these must be enabled on dev portal
intents.members = True
intents.presences = True
intents.message_content = True  # Required for prefix commands >= 2.0.0b5

# Get all intents; all intents must be enabled on dev portal.
intents = discord.Intents.all()

# Apply intents when creating your bot
bot = commands.bot(prefix="?", intents=intents)

[fervent cradle]

    @commands.message_command(name="Translate Message")
    async def translate_message_context(self, ctx, message: discord.Message):
        """Context menu for translating a message to english."""
        try:
            message_content = message.content
            if len(message_content) > 4096:
                await ctx.respond(f"Sorry {ctx.author.name}, but this message is too long for me to show here. I can only translate messages less than `4096` characters.")
                return
            load_dotenv()
            api_key = str(os.environ.get("detectlanguage_api_key"))
            await ctx.defer()
            source_language = single_detection(message_content, api_key)
            translated_content = GoogleTranslator(source='auto', target='en').translate(message_content)
            result = discord.Embed(
                title = f"Translated from {source_language}",
                description = f"{translated_content}",
                color = 0x4BB060
            )
            global response
            response = await ctx.respond(embed=result, view=deleteButton(), ephemeral=True)
        except:
            await ctx.respond("An error occured.", ephemeral=True)

[silver moat]

if a defer isn’t ephemeral, then the followup will also not be ephemeral

so add the ephemeral kwarg to your defer

[fervent cradle]

hm

ephemeral=True in the parenthesis?

[silver moat]

side-note. Don’t use bare excepts

[silver moat]

yes

[fervent cradle]

Well I didn't know what to do. When I made that error it didn't send any exception somehow, it just sent a traceback then posted another exception

[silver moat]

you should except a specific exception

[silver moat]

@plain cove

[fervent cradle]

thanks, it worked 😄 also if a defer is ephemeral, wlll other responses be ephemeral too even I don't set ephemeral=True in the response? For example:

await ctx.defer(ephemeral=True)
[...] # Do something time consuming here
await ctx.respond("Hello World!") # Will this response be ephemeral?

[silver moat]

yes

[fervent cradle]

and won't be ephemeral if i set ephemeral=False in the response?

[silver moat]

it will be whatever the defer is.

whatever the defer is, the followup will get

[fervent cradle]

so what if i want it not to be ephemeral?

[silver moat]

then send two messages

this is a discord limitation

[fervent cradle]

got it

thanks

[plain cove]

ty

[full basin]

Why do you have two bots instances?

[signal topaz]

how to set timeout for buttons,select menus etc?

[proud mason]

pass timeout kwarg to the view init

in seconds

[signal topaz]

can't do it without making classes?

[proud mason]

Well how are you creating the view?

timeout is a parameter of the view class init. Not related to subclassing

[signal topaz]

like view = View(select_menu/button)

[proud mason]

Yea so just pass timeout=10 or whatever

[signal topaz]

got it

[proud mason]

👍

[signal topaz]

i tried passing it in both view statement and the one i used to send view

did not work

[spring hare]

Is there any guide on how to transfrom prefixed commands into bridge commands?

[signal topaz]

it works nvm

how to remove the view after timeout?

[proud mason]

You need to override the on_timeout method of the view

Subclassing is recommended for this

But you can do it using other ways too

[signal topaz]

can u show an example

[proud mason]

you need to edit view.message and pass view=None

example without subclassing?

view = View()

async def on_timeout():
  ...

view.on_timeout = on_timeout

...

like that

[signal topaz]

ohk

[winged ravine]

Is there any way for me to create 2 slash commands with the same name but different Options arguments & one is guild only & the other is DMs only?

[proud mason]

Nope. Not possible

[winged ravine]

ok, cheers. Alternative question: if they have different names can I make one of them guild only & the other DMs only? (& if i can will the DMs only one show in the list of possible commands in a guild but just not work?)

[proud mason]

You can make commands guild-only

But I'm not sure about dm-only

[winged ravine]

oof, sure, guess that command im creating won't be available to my users in DMSs then.. their loss lol.

[winged ravine]

would i put the @guild_only() decorator above or below the @option() decorator?

[proud mason]

Doesn't matter. Although it should be below the @command() decorator

[winged ravine]

fab thanks for ur help!💚

[proud mason]

Np!!

Btw

Any particular reason why the guild version won't just directly work in dms?

Just asked in ddevs server

[winged ravine]

one of the Options arguments is a textchannel input_type so it requires the ctx of being in a guild even though I'd like the command to always look for channels in a specific guild (even if it is run in DMs or in a different guild)

[obsidian ermine]

How am I able to get the description of a application command?

no description attribute?

nvm it works with the description attribute, its just not documented

[cyan quail]

it is https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/api/application_commands.html#discord.SlashCommand.description

ApplicationCommand and SlashCommand are different; other types of ApplicationCommand such as MessageCommand and UserCommand don't have descriptions.

[plain cove]

I dont fucking know lmao

[proud mason]

Ah hmm. Try passing the id of a guild text channel to the channel option in dm

I'm not sure if that works either

[winged ravine]

nope, says invalid channel

[coarse cargo]

what is the slash command limit a bot can have?

[proud mason]

Oof

[proud mason]

100 top level commands

Each of these can have 25 subgroups

Each of those can 25 further subcommands

So 100*25*25
Which means 62500 commands

This is for global commands

Same for guild commands

So for a guild, the bot can do 125000 commands

[winged ravine]

yh the only way i can think is doing some hackery with behind the scenes on how pycord adds the different available options to a slash command, but i dunno if thats even possible and seems a bit complex

[proud mason]

You can play around with it lol

But this sounds like too much effort for small gain

[winged ravine]

hehe might just get my bot actually working first lol, add it to the feature requests

[patent knoll]

In short:
I have a command that lists members based on their acc creation date
It works perfectly fine, but it just doesnt work with one member on my server. I have zero idea why

The missing 0 is no problem because it also works with me (with a 01 08 creation date) and i have no idea why it doesnt work on that particular one member

[solemn idol]

...?

wait no

[cyan quail]

just make it a string option

then in your command use TextChannelConverter

[winged ravine]

then u dont get the validation that it is a channel & no autocorrect

[solemn idol]

try adding print statements for output at specific parts where output is reformatted / defined so you can see where it messes up

[cyan quail]

the specialised slash options will only ever work in the current context

[patent knoll]

I found the issue - for some inexplicable reason, i need to use "6" as day despite discord saying 7

[solemn idol]

.. what

[patent knoll]

yea i dont know

has to be timezone related somehow

[solemn idol]

oh maybe discord rounds up days

[cyan quail]

discord does everything in UTC so yes

[solemn idol]

or that

[cyan quail]

+use autocomplete to fill with the channels you want

[winged ravine]

will the autocomplete break though if it tries to do that in a DM?

[cyan quail]

you set the autocomplete logic yourself

so if you want then yeah

[winged ravine]

so i can always autocomplete from a given guild?

[cyan quail]

assuming it's always from 1 specific guild, just use ctx.bot.get_guild

[young bone]

you just need a list of str so yes?

[cyan quail]

autocomplete is probably the best feature slash commands have because you have full control over the output

[winged ravine]

fabulous! i presume i will also need to write my own validation that the entered channel is valid? (i heard that autocomplete does not ensure valid data)

[cyan quail]

yes

though that's straightforward enough

[winged ravine]

just do another check that the entered channel exists in the guild?

[cyan quail]

mhm

[winged ravine]

thanks for ur help!!!!!

[cyan quail]

autocomplete supports the discord.OptionChoice object, so you have a separate name and value

name is what's shown on the UI, while value is the actual object you recieve in your callback (always string)

so you'll want something like OptionChoice(name=channel.name, value=str(channel.id))
return a list of those through iteration and then back in your callback, you can instantly validate it with guild.get_channel

[winged ravine]

wonderful! that really helps

[winged ravine]

is there any way I can get all the channels of the guild that the given user can view?

[cyan quail]

you want channel.permissions_for(ctx.interaction.user)

then you can validate stuff like view_channel

[winged ravine]

👍🏻

[fervent cradle]

is there a event that listens to every executed command so I can save it in my logs?

[young bone]

yes

[fervent cradle]

can you give me a example

[grizzled sentinel]

prefix or slash commands?

[fervent cradle]

slash

[grizzled sentinel]

on_application_command

[fervent cradle]

thanks

[grizzled sentinel]

.rtfm on_application_command

[winter condor]

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[grizzled sentinel]

docs^ (first link)

[fervent cradle]

🙏🏿

[winged ravine]

what input_type would i mark the Option as? & what will the resulting function argument type end up as, str or OptionChoice?

[cyan quail]

autocomplete is always str

[winged ravine]

gracias

[cyan quail]

OptionChoice will always return whatever value is

so e.g. if your args were ctx, channel: Option(str, autocomplete=...) and your autocomplete function returned a list of OptionChoice, the channel variable would be OptionChoice.value

[cyan quail]

which in this example, would be a channel ID as string

[unkempt moss]

Does anybody else currently have a problem with their bots never connecting to voice (channel.connect() hanging forever)?

[cyan quail]

update to 2.4.1

[unkempt moss]

Oh dang - apparently just doing pip install -Ur requirements.txt is not enough sometimes. thanks!

[winged ravine]

if I'm using the @options decorator, does the Option.name need to match the function argument name, or is it just ordering dependant?

[cyan quail]

uhh i think it needs to match?

though

it seems there's a hidden parameter_name kwarg you can try using

which would be the target argument name

TIL

[winged ravine]

ooooooooo fabuloussss

Will send_messages permission always be false if view_channel is false?

[cyan quail]

not necessarily

[dapper pasture]

does py-cord have this? i've tried searching docs but i don't know name of that form

[cyan quail]

modals

[errant crane]

Here's the modal dialogs example.

[dapper pasture]

ty