A Cogs Example for the rewrite version of - discord.py

Nice.

@mixa611

Are you not running the rewrite version of discord.py?

Thanks to ZeLarpMaster from discord for telling me that you gotta put the cogs in a folder named cogs because without his guidance idk what i was doing

Mysterial, if you want to, add this somewhere: https://gist.github.com/Modelmat/ff2dc0953bf0f399fdd2083b74b4755d
A few other changes like the file names are in there too that are relevant to clearing up.

I made a revision to my fork because "client.change_presence" parameter was changed from "game" to "activity"

I created another gist to make this example compatible with the current rewrite version (where cogs derive from commands.Cog) -- https://gist.github.com/OneEyedKnight/f0411f9a5e9dea23b96be0bf6dd86d2d

Ok, now that's epic

very helpful

thank u sir

Honestly Idk why so many people use Python rather than JS to make bots. This cogs example is wonderful

thank god this exists

You can make cog_check instead of @commands.is_owner decorator before owner cog commands.

do NOT change the bots status on the "on_ready" event!!

"Don't change_presence in on_ready within your Bot or Client.
Discord has a high chance to completely disconnect you during the READY or GUILD_CREATE events (1006 close code) and there is nothing you can do to prevent it.

Instead set the activity and status kwargs in the constructor of these Classes.

Basically: don't do shit in on_ready"

Will use this a reference for migrating my bot to cog. thank you very much

tysm super helpful ngl but I thought you're not supposed to change status and stuff in on_ready(): ?

bot_example.py is bad on so many levels...

bot_example.py is bad on so many levels...

Explaining why it's bad would be a good idea... Right?
@tooruu

bot_example.py is bad on so many levels...

Explaining why it's bad would be a good idea... Right?
@tooruu

Yeah i don't really know either, except the change presence mentioned earlier in the comments.
Any good advice you got?

Extremely useful. Thank you for putting this together. I wasn't finding much info on Discord command handlers and Cogs. Super informative.

Discord.py 2.0.0 How?

is there an updated version for 2.0.0?