mydiscord 1.1.0

MyDiscord, Control your Discord client with Python.

Control your Discord client with Python.

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Installing required files

1. Make a new file named ".env"
2. Inside .env, write token="YourDiscordTokenHere"
3. Install MyDiscord with pip install mydiscord and install dotenv with pip install python-dotenv
4. Make a new Python file

NOTE* ALWAYS DO "pip install -U mydiscord" EVERYDAY TO CHECK IF THERE'S A NEW UPDATE!

Setting Up The Python File

1. Import required libraries

from mydiscord import Client
from dotenv import load_dotenv
import os

2. Load .env and set up your client

load_dotenv("path_to_your_.env_file")
client = Client(os.environ["token"]])
# Congratulations! Your setup is done!

Setting Status

You can now set your status from old to new!
Arguments needed are: StatusMessage (string)
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

statusmesage = "This status is automated with MyDiscord!"

i = client.setStatus(statusmessage)
print(i)

# Check if you've successfully changed your ststus to your new status. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Making an invite for a Discord server

Arguments needed are: ServerID (int), ChannelID (int), Max_Age (int), Max_Uses (int) and Temporary (boolean).
NOTE: THESE ARE THE ALLOWED MAX_AGE TYPES, MAX_USES TYPE AND TEMPORARY TYPE MAX_AGE: [0, 1800, 3600, 21600, 43200, 86400, 604800] 0 means never expires code MAX_USES: [0, 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100] 0 means unlimited TEMPORARY: True or False
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

serverid = 000000000
channelid = 000000000
max_age = 0
max_uses = 0
temporary = False

j = client.makeInvite(serverid, channelid, max_age, max_uses, temporary)
print(j)

# Check if you've successfully made an invite link of the discord server. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Sending Message

You can send message to a specific channel.
Arguments needed are: ChannelID (int) and Message (int).
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

# Right click a channel and click "Copy ID" works with DM, Group DM and Channels in Discord Servers.
channel_id = CHANNELID (integer) # 00000000
message = MESSAGE (string) # "Hello World!"

a,b = client.sendMessage(channel_id, message)
print(a,b) # a is the channel ID and b is the message ID

# Check if you've successfully sent the messsage to a specific channel. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Deleting Message

You can also delete message.
Arguments needed are: ChannelID (int) and MessageID (int).
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

# From the tutorial above "Sending Message", notice that client.sendMessage returns channel Id and message ID, so you can use it to delete message.
c = client.deleteMessage(a,b)
print(c)

# Check if you've successfully deleted the messsage. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Editing Message

Arguments needed are: ChannelID (int), MessageID (int) and Message (string).
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

# Similar to above, you can edit a message with channel id and message id. We'll also use the a and b variable which is a = channel ID and b = message ID.

# You'll also need a new message to edit the old message. You can do it like this
newmessage = "This message is edited!"

d = client.editMessage(a, b, newmessage)
print(d)

# Check if you've successfully edited the messsage. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Pinning Message

Arguments needed are: ChannelID (int) and MessageID (int).
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

# We're also going to be using the a and in b variable in this case.
e = client.pinMessage(a, b)
print(e)

# Check if you've successfully pinned the messsage. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Reply Message

Arguments needed are: ChannelID (int), MessageID (int) and Message (string).
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

# You can also reply to a message. In this case we will be using a and b variables again

# Replying a message needs a message, so let's make one.
replymessage = "This message is replied!"

f = client.replyMessage(a,b,replymessage)
print(f)

# Check if you've successfully replied the messsage. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Setting Presence

Setting your presence basically means setting your online to invisible or idel or dnd.
Arguments needed are: PresenceType (string)
NOTE: YOU CAN ONLY USE THESE 4 TYPES OF PRESENCE: online, idle, dnd, invisible. (Capital Sensitive)
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

g = client.setPresence("online")
print(g)

# Check if you've successfully changed your presence to a specific presence. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Adding a new friend

You can also add new friend with MyDiscord
Arguments needed are: User (string) and UserID (int and optional, only use UserID if you get an error.)
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

user = "bob#0083"
h = client.addFriend(user)
print(h)

# In case you get an erorr, use UserID
userid = bob's user id (int) #00000000000
h = client.addFriend(user, userid)
print(h)

# Check if you've successfully added user to your pending friend list. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Remove a friend

You can also remove friend from your friend list.
Argument needed is: UserID (int)
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

userid = 00000000000

k = client.removeFriend(userid)

Set note to user

Arguments needed are: UserID (int) NoteMessage (string)
Version needed: 1.0.7

Example:

userid = 00000000000
notename = "This is a note testing!"
l = client.setNote(userid, ntoename)
print(l)

# Check if you've successfully set note to the user. If you get an error, please contact us: [e-mail]

Get Friends

for i in client.getFriends():
    print(i['user']["username"])

Create DM

#  To create dm, you need a user id.
bobid = 00000000000
channel = client.createDM(bobid)
client.sendMessage(channel, "Created DM")

Spread message

spread = client.spreadMessage("Message", 2) # 2 is cooldown

BY THE WAY! ALWAYS REMEMBER TO DO "pip install -U mydiscord" EVERYDAY TO GET THE LASTEST MYDISCORD VERSION!

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