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swagsocialbots

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Python module to make bots in swagsocial with swagsocial.py

Created by maxie!

Getting your API key

Log into your desired swagsocial account and go to Settings --> API, or click this link

If you would like to grant manage post permissions, which includes making posts and replies. It also allows deleting posts and replies, so be careful!

an example

from swagsocialbots import SwagBot, Context
from swagsocialbots import tasks
from swagsocial_py import User

bot = SwagBot(prefix = "!")

# example command
# on swagsocial you would mention the bot
# write the command afterwards, and the arguments for it
#
# here its gonna be "@botexample !hello @user"
# will reply with "Hello User Display Example"
#
# annotating your arguments with desired class will make the
# command parser return the class instance you need such
# as in the example below
@bot.command()
async def hello(ctx: Context, user: User):
    await ctx.reply(f"Hello {user.display_name}")

@bot.event() # will reply to a post the bot is tagged on
async def on_mention(ctx: Context):
    await ctx.reply(f"Hello, @{ctx.post.author.username}")

# will reply with an error message related to the comamnd
@bot.event()
async def on_command_error(ctx: Context, exception: Exception):
    await ctx.reply(f"something went wrong: {exception.__class__.__name__}: {exception}")

@bot.event()
async def on_error(ctx: Context, exception: Exception):
    # for now exception in this block will always be "Command not found"
    await ctx.reply(f"something went wrong: {exception.__class__.__name__}: {exception}")

# used for making a function repeat every N time, and N times (using for_times argument)
@tasks.repeat_every(hours = 1) # add for_times = <int> to repeat this function for a specific amount of times before stopping
async def post_meow():
    await bot.post("meow") # will post meow every 1 hour

@bot.event()
async def on_start():
    print("bot started")

bot.run("api key")

more in depth examples are in here

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