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roles
- Powerful role management system
- Give users a simple role management UI
- Define multiple commands/menus at runtime
- Allow only a single role per menu (e.g. for letting the user choose a role icon role)
- To use, see
main.py#L4-L117
for how to define menus, then import roles and callroles.Roles()
- This will register at least 1 new command based on the settings provided
colors
- Easy color role management for both admins and users - Inspired by Reactify
- Admins can easily define new color roles by prefixing them with
[C]
(or change the prefix) - The cog will build a simple menu for users based on these rules
- To use, simply add some color roles to your server, then import & add the cog
- This will register
/colors
imdb
- Simple IMDb lookup
- This cog requires a local copy of the IMDb dataset. The DB takes up 10GB+ but is much faster and more reliable than not using one
- See
imdb-dataset.sh
for an example of generating this
- See
- Search by name or provide an ID
- To use, make sure you generate an sqlite db, then import and add the cog
- This will register
/imdb
from cogs import imdb
bot.add_cog(imdb.Imdb(bot, db="sqlite:///imdb.sqlite"))
simple_publisher
- Invite me! - Automagically publish messages from Announcement channels
- The bot has to have the
View Channel
,Send Messages
,Manage Messages
andRead Message History
permissions on any channel(s) you want to publish from; revoke these permissions to stop it from publishing - To use, simply import and register the cog
Check out bots/example.py
for basic usage of all the cogs
The other bots contain various other practical examples:
- Several implement the
logging
handler fromutils/webhook.py
, which posts logging messages to a Discord webhook hideaway
shows usage of the roles cog, and registers/customize
, which combines views from bothroles
andcolors
into an interactive menu
In supervisor
, you can see some examples on using supervisord to manage bot instances. listener.py
can post supervisor events to a Discord webhook