Bot Bin
Shared cogs and utilities for use in Discord bots.
Some cogs require bot configuration; those that do expect a bot.config dict attribute.
bot_bin.bot
Contains an AutoShardedBot subclass. Contains custom error logging, customizable on_message bot ignoring, case insensitive prefixes, and database setup if the setup_db kwarg is set to True. Requires the config kwarg to be set to a dict. bot.config['tokens']['discord'] should be the bot's Discord token.
bot_bin.debug
Contains memory usage and performance debugging commands. Most other debug functionality is already provided by jishaku.
bot_bin.misc
Contains an uptime, ping, and copyright command. The latter requires bot.config['copyright_license_file'] to be set to a path to a text file, the contents of which will be sent when the user runs the copyright command.
Also contains various utilities:
codeblockwraps text in a markdown code blockabsolute_natural_timedeltareturns an English string representing an amount of secondsnatural_timedeltareturns an English string representing the difference between two dates. This function differs fromabsolute_natural_timedeltain that it also supports years and months.natural_ratereturns an English string representing a rate of occurence.pluralis a format object which pluralizes strings. For example:f'Found {plural(len(results)):weapon}'natural_joinjoins a sequence of strings according to English grammartimeitis a context manager that times the code in thewithblock
bot_bin.sql
Contains SQL execution commands for asyncpg.
Requires bot.pool to be set to either an asyncpg Connection or a ConnectionPool.
Requires the bot_bin[sql] extra.
bot_bin.stats
Implements the guild count API for DBL, DBots, Bots For Discord, LBots, and Discord Boats.
This is configured using bot.config['tokens']['stats'].
Each key should be a domain, e.g. bot.config['tokens']['stats']['discordbots.org'] would be the bot's DBL token.
Defines a send-stats owner only command which sends the current guild counts to the configured APIs
and reports any errors.
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