I'm new to python. I started learning from discord.py. As the title says, for those who don't like the dispander in discord.py I've shared a fix that worked well in my environment. It may be wrong, so I would appreciate it if you could report it in the comments.
Postscript: 2020/10/04 14:30 This code has a good chance of making a mistake in my environment. If it doesn't work, think of it as one solution. I can't tell if this method is correct. As you said in the comments, I think it's code that works normally. However, it is released based on the fact that it did not work with the Github code comitt 789d88f shown at the end.
Postscript: 2020/10/04/22: 50 __ I have confirmed that it works with the code provided by a certain person. It is posted in the last part, so please have a look there. __
discord.py: 1.5.0 Heroku dispander: 0.4.0
Below is the code for ** when used as a function ** introduced in dispander by DiscordBotPortalJP.
root/ ├ dispander/ │ ├ __init__.py │ └ module.py └ discordbot.py
samplebot.py
import discord
from dispander import dispand
client = discord.Client()
@client.event
async def on_message(message):
if message.author.bot:
return
await dispand(message)
client.run(token)
However, it didn't work in my environment.
~~ Probably, the dispander
's cog setup function
is not called. ~~
So I changed it to the code below.
root/ ├ dispander/ │ └ module.py └ discordbot.py
discord.py(Modified version)
import discord
import dispander.module as dispand
bot = discord.Client()
@bot.event
async def on_ready():
dispand.setup(bot)
await dispand(message)
bot.run(token)
root/ ├ dispander/ │ └ module.py └ discordbot.py
Someone provided the following code. When I checked it in my environment, I confirmed that it works normally, so I posted it.
discord.py(updated version)
import os
import re
import discord
from dispander.module import dispand
from discord.ext import commands
client = discord.Client()
@client.event
async def on_message(message):
if message.author.bot:
return
await dispand(message)
client.run(token)
From ~~ Try using Cog of discord.py (Rewrite version), use cog setup function
I made the call as dispand.setup (bot)
. Also, if it is ʻon_message (message):, there is a problem that other functions do not work, so it is called in ʻon_ready ():
. ~~
Dispanser Invitation Link. Code is available on github. Thank you for reading until the end! If you have any mistakes, I mentioned them at the beginning, but I would appreciate it if you could write them in the comments.
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