A Python moderation toolkit built for chat bots
Project description
Drop
also known as drop-mod
Drop is a Python module focused on providing moderation commands for chat-bots (i.e. Discord, Matrix.org, etc.)
How do I install/use it?
Unfortunately I have not yet made this package a terminal app, so you'll have to use it in scripts (for example, drop-discord)
There are 2 ways: either cloning the GitHub repository, or using pip
Cloning from GitHub
- Clone this repository, by downloading this repository as a *.zip file, by cloning this repository using Git or by going into this repository's releases and downloading the latest release. If you download from this repository's release, you have the stable release. If you cloned this repository directly, you have a more "canary" release.
- Run
setup.py
using your preferred Python installation
Using pip
- Run
pip install drop-mod
Drop should be installed unless setup.py
threw an error!
To use it, import drop
into your Python scripts (or specific commands using from drop.basic import owofy
) and, well, use them!
Example:
from drop.basic import owofy
owofy("The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.")
# This is just a simple command to work with, hence why I use it as a prime example.
# no im not a furry shhHHHHHH.
F.A.Q.
Q: Are there any open images for this project?
A: Yes, they are updated in a Gitdab repository. License link
Q: Can I use this for my own projects?
A: Of course, it's a Python module! Just install it, set it up in your projects/scripts, and off you go! note: this Python module still has a license, please make sure your project respects the license.
Q: who are you?
A: a person why are you asking
Dependencies
None of these packages listed below are included directly into this software! They are only installed from PyPI when running setup.py
!
duckduckpy, licensed under MIT License
LyricsGenius, licensed under MIT License
Parsedatetime, licensed under Apache 2.0
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