DiSwarm
Discord-based Swarm Protocol Library
Usage
Main class: Swarm
Initialize like so:
swarm = Swarm(discord channel id: str, discord bot token: str, swarm id: str)
Sending message to swarm:
swarm.send(string message)
Getting messages from swarm:
swarm.get_queue()
returns a list of (timestamp, decoded message) tuples from your swarm members
Important:
Before you end your program, call swarm.end() to cleanly end the discord bot process
Notes
- Swarm ID: the same for all bots in your swarm, but it should be unique from any other swarm, at least on your swarm channel. To be safe, use a randomly generated string or number. Make sure every bot in your swarm has the same id, because bots with different ids cannot see eachother's messages.
get_queue()will only return messages from your swarm, so you can have multiple swarms in the same channel.- DiSwarm uses Fernet encryption, provided by the
cryptographylibrary. Install this library throughpip install cryptography. - Also requires
pip install discord
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