Discord Interactive Help
A Discord python framework to display an interactive help easily.
Features •
Usage •
Example •
Advanced
Running in Docker •
Notes
Documentation
Features
- 🔆 Easy to naviguate : Use reactions to naviguate through the Help manual.
- ⚙ Customized reaction : Use any emoji as naviguation icon.
- 🎮 Commands support : Go even further with interactive commands.
Usage
Install the package :
pip install discord-interactive
Import the Page and Help objects into your bot's code, and create your own help manual :
from discord_interactive import Page, Help
# Define each page
root = Page('Welcome !\n')
page_1 = Page('This is page 1')
page_2 = Page('This is page 2')
# Link pages together
page_1.link(page_2, description='Click this icon to access page 2', reaction='💩')
root.link(page_1, description='Click this icon to access page 1')
# Set the root page as the root of other page (so user can come back with a specific reaction)
root.root_of([page_1, page_2])
# Create the Help object
client = discord.Client()
h = Help(client, root)
...
# And display the help !
@client.event
async def on_message(message):
if message.author != client.user: # Do not answer to myself
if message.content.startswith('/help'):
await h.display(message.author)
Example
You can try the interactive help in this Discord server !
Simply join the server, and type /help in the chat.
Also, take a look at the code for this interactive help ! Check out the script main.py.
Advanced
If you are interested in advanced usage such as interactive commands, take a look at the full documentation.
Example of advanced usage :
If you can't find what you are looking for, or need help about this library, you can open a discussion thread or an issue, we will be glad to help !
Running in Docker
A Dockerfile is available to run the example easily. Just build the image :
docker build -t discord_interactive_help .
And then start it with your Discord bot token :
DISCORD_BOT_SECRET="<your_token>" docker run -e DISCORD_BOT_SECRET discord_interactive_help
Notes
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This idea was already known for some time, I didn't get the idea myself. I just wanted to share an easy framework to implement it for your own bot.
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This is working only with the Python Discord API.
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