DShell
Description
Discord shell or dshell for short is a Python package that combines with discord.py and Jishaku to transform an ordinary Discord channel into one capable of running bash commands using a Discord bot.
Typical usage
When would I use this?
- When you want to use shell commands on your virtual private server (VPS) without logging into it
- When you want a collaborative terminal with other developers of your team
- When you're simply too lazy to open your shell and would rather do it in an open Discord app
- When you want to run shell commands from your Discord bot's directory easily
- When you want to run shell commands on something that simply looks better than your shell
Main Features
- - Customizable
- - Easy to use
- - Asynchronous
- - Compatible with discord.py v2.0
- - Lightweight
- - Regularly maintained
Links
Installation and upgrades
pip install discordshell
for the stable version (recommended).
pip install -U discordshell
to update your stable version.
pip install git+https://github.com/ImNimboss/dshell
to install it straight off of GitHub (you need git installed for this).
pip install -U git+https://github.com/ImNimboss/dshell
to upgrade your version that you got from GitHub.
How to use
Check Documentation/Basics.md
Examples
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Metadata
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