discord-python-SniperThrilla 0.0.6

A small example package

discord-python

A discord API wrapper made for developing discord bots in python.

Features

• Application Commands
• Message Components
• Modals
• Automatic Gateway Integration
• Low-level access to websockets

Installation

There is currently no package, so just grab the files and dump them in your directory.

Usage

# Create a client and add two commands.
client = Client.Client()

# Register a new application command /help with a string parameter called "test" and responds with the function "help"
client.registerApplicationCommand("help", Enums.ApplicationCommand.SUB_COMMAND, "my epic description", help, [ApplicationCommands.ApplicationCommandOption(3, "test", True)])

# Register another application command called /menu
client.registerApplicationCommand("menu", Enums.ApplicationCommand.SUB_COMMAND, "testing select menus", menu)

client.syncApplicationCommands()
client.run("BOT TOKEN HERE")

# For the /help command, the callback function is called help, but can be called anything.
# Instead of registering the commands as above, you can use a decorator as follows.
@client.AppCommand(name="help", type=Enums.ApplicationCommand.SUB_COMMAND, description="my epic description", parameters = [ApplicationCommands.ApplicationCommandOption(Enums.ApplicationCommand.STRING, "test", "description", True)])
def help(client : Client.Client, interaction : InteractionResponder.Interaction):

    # Respond with a message saying, "Hello, World!"
    response = InteractionResponder.InteractionResponseText(interaction=interaction, text="Hello, world!", ephemeral=True)
    
    # Create an action row.
    actionRow = InteractionResponder.ActionRow(client=client)

    # Adds a button to the message with the option set by the user as the label
    actionRow.addComponent(InteractionResponder.Button(interaction.options[0]['value'], Enums.ButtonStyle.BLURPLE, client, "test1", callback=callback_test1))
    response.addActionRow(actionRow)
    response.generateJSON()
    
    # Send the message to discord!
    message = Message.Message(url=response.url, method=Message.HTTPMethods.POST, json=response.json, client=client)
    client.messageQueue.append(message)

Contributing

Feel free to open an issue to discuss any changes.

License

GPLv3