discordbot-sync 1.0.4

A wrapper for the Discord API that doesn't require you to use asyncio

Discordbot

This package provides an interface to the RESTful and websocket Discord API so users don't have to worry about rate limits, asyncio, or error handling.

It's as simple as:

import discordbot as discord

bot = discord.Bot("my_api_token")

def on_message(raw_event, message):
	print(message.author, "sent a message in", message.channel, "which said", message.content)
	
	if message.content == "!ping":
		bot.send_message(message.channel, "Pong!")
bot.on_event(discord.event.guild_message_sent, on_message)

bot.run()

discordbot also provides a simple way to add commands to your bot

import discordbot as discord

bot = discord.Bot("my_api_token")

role_moderator = '00000000000000' # the id of the role which is required to use the kick command

def cmd_kick(message, member, reason):
    bot.kick(message.guild, member, reason)
    bot.send_message(message.channel, "Member %s kicked. They are allowed to re-join. Ban them if you do not want this behavior." % member, reply_to = message, reply_ping = False)
bot.register_command("kick", "Temporarily remove someone from the server", cmd_kick, required_role = role_moderator, args = [
    {
        "name": "member",
        "description": "The member to kick",
        "type": "user"
    },
    {
        "name": "reason",
        "description": "Reason for kick",
        "type": "string",
        "default": None
    }
])

bot.command_prefix = "!"

bot.register_default_commands() # (optional) adds !cmds and !ping

bot.run()

for more examples, please see this project on github