Speedcord
A simple discord API wrapper made to be easily hacked.
DEPRECATION NOTICE
Speedcord is being superseded by https://github.com/nextsnake/nextcore
Installing
You can install Speedcord from PyPi using the following command:
pip3 install speedcord
It is recommended to pin the version in production as breaking changes might occur
Features
- Simple sharding for larger bots
- Speedier requests to the discord API
- More customizablility
Usage
There are currently few examples, you are free to contribute new examples
Extended usage
Using extensions can make your speedcord development experience much more pleasant. Here's a list of extensions which might help you
Speedian - interactions handler
Contributing
Contributions are more than welcome as long as they follow our contribution guidelines
1 maintainer
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