Disputils provides some neat features to make your life as a bot developer easier.
Install latest release from PyPI via pip:
python3.6 -m pip install disputilsOr the freshest bleeding-edge code directly from GitHub using pip and git:
python3.6 -m pip install -U git+https://github.com/LiBa001/disputilsNote
A compatible version of discord.py will be installed automatically when downloading with pip. However, you should still require discord.py in your own setup.py or requirements.txt file.
Quick overview of the available features.
For all features there are two ways to use them.
- just discord.py and a basic
discord.Client - discord.py commands extension (
discord.ext.commands) and aBot
In the following examples we're going to use the second way since it's a bit easier.
from disputils import BotEmbedPaginator, BotConfirmation, BotMultipleChoiceSplit your content into multiple pages and use reactions to paginate through.
@bot.command()
async def paginate(ctx):
embeds = [
Embed(title="test page 1", description="This is just some test content!", color=0x115599),
Embed(title="test page 2", description="Nothing interesting here.", color=0x5599ff),
Embed(title="test page 3", description="Why are you still here?", color=0x191638)
]
paginator = BotEmbedPaginator(ctx, embeds)
await paginator.run()
Let the user decide. Provide multiple choice!
@bot.command()
async def choice(ctx):
multiple_choice = BotMultipleChoice(ctx, ['one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'five', 'six'], "Testing stuff")
await multiple_choice.run()
await multiple_choice.quit(multiple_choice.choice)
Is the user going to do something irreversible? Let him confirm first!
@bot.command()
async def confirm(ctx):
confirmation = BotConfirmation(ctx, 0x012345)
await confirmation.confirm("Are you sure?")
if confirmation.confirmed:
await confirmation.update("Confirmed", color=0x55ff55)
else:
await confirmation.update("Not confirmed", hide_author=True, color=0xff5555)
- Python >= 3.6
- discord.py >= v1.0.0 (rewrite)