discordwebhook.py
A python package for using discord webhooks. The only with asynchronous and synchronous options and fetching webhook information. A lightweight alternative to a full Discord API wrapper, just for webhooks.
For documentation see the readthedocs page For downloads see the PyPi page
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Installation
pip install discordwebhook.py
Examples
Basic example
import discordwebhook
# Create the webhook.
webhook = discordwebhook.Webhook(
url="webhook_url"
)
# Add embed with title "Embed title", same as discord.py
embed = discordwebhook.Embed(
title="Embed title",
)
# Add a field to the embed, exactly the same as discord.py
embed.add_field(name="Field title", value="Exact same as discord.py, however is lighter", inline=False)
# Post webhook to URL synchronously. Can be await webhook.send_async to send asynchronously
webhook.send_sync(
f"This is the message content!", # Webhook message content
username="Coolo2", # Overwrite webhook username, can also be defined when class is initialized
embed=embed # Embeds can also be set with embeds=[embed]
)
Fetch example
import discordwebhook
webhook = discordwebhook.Webhook(
url="webhook_url"
)
# Can be used synchronously and asynchronously with fetch_data_async. Returns current Webhook class
webhook.fetch_data_sync()
print(webhook.id)
print(webhook.url)
print(webhook.name)
print(webhook.icon_url)
print(webhook.channel_id)
print(webhook.guild_id)
Editing and deleting messages example
import discordwebhook
import time
# Initialise the webhook object.
webhook = discordwebhook.Webhook(
url="webhook_url"
)
# Send a message to the webhook
message = webhook.send_sync(
content="The message content goes here"
)
time.sleep(1) # wait 1 second before editing
# Edit the message with new content, but keep the embed (as it is left empty)
message.edit_sync(
content="New message content! It has been 1 second since the webhook was sent"
)
time.sleep(5) # wait 5 seconds before deleting
message.delete_sync()
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