DiscordLevelingCard

A library with Rank cards for your discord bot.

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installation

for pypi version

pip install discordlevelingcard

for github developement version

pip install git+https://github.com/ResetXD/DiscordLevelingCard

How To Use

If you don't provide path then the method will return bytes which can directly be used in discord.py/disnake/pycord/nextcord 's File class.

Example

from disnake.ext import commands
from DiscordLevelingCard import RankCard
import disnake

client = commands.Bot()

@client.slash_command(name="rank")
async def user_rank_card(ctx, user:disnake.Member):
    await ctx.response.defer()
    a = RankCard(
        background="./my_cool_background.png",
        avatar=user.display_avatar.url,
        level=1,
        current_exp=1,
        max_exp=1,
        username="cool username",
        type="disnake"
    )
    image = await a.card1()
    await ctx.edit_original_message(file=image)

or you can use no type

@client.slash_command(name="rank")
async def user_rank_card(ctx, user:disnake.Member):
    await ctx.response.defer()
    a = RankCard(
        background=user.banner.url,
        avatar=user.display_avatar.url,
        level=1,
        current_exp=1,
        max_exp=1,
        username="cool username"
    )
    image = await a.card1()
    await ctx.edit_original_message(file=disnake.File(image))

if you want to use path

@client.slash_command(name="rank")
async def user_rank_card(ctx, user:disnake.Member):
    await ctx.response.defer()
    a = RankCard(
        background=user.banner.url,
        avatar=user.display_avatar.url,
        level=1,
        current_exp=1,
        max_exp=1,
        username="cool username",
        bar_color="red",
        text_color="white",
        path="./user_cards/rank_card.png"
    )
    # image return the path provided i.e. "./user_cards/rank_card.png"
    image = await a.card1()
    await ctx.edit_original_message(file=disnake.File(image))

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