interactions-message-commands
Message commands extension for discord-py-interactions
README IS NOT FINISHED YET BUT IT IS A GOOD START
Installation
pip install -U interactions-message-commands
Usage
Here is the example code for how to use message commands:
import interactions
from interactions.ext.message_commands import MessageCommands, MessageContext
bot = interactions.Client(
token="token here"
)
cmd = MessageCommands(bot, "!")
@cmd.message()
async def ping(ctx):
await ctx.send("pong")
@cmd.message(name="hello")
async def hi(ctx: MessageContext, name: str):
await ctx.send(f"Hello, {name}!")
bot.start()
First, you need to initialize your client.
Next, you need to initialize MessageCommands().
- Multiple string prefixes in a list, tuple, or set is also allowed!
Then, you need to register your message commands.
@cmd.message(): register a message command- Only keyword argument at the time is
nameto override function name nameis optional, if not specified, the function name will be used- In the function,
ctxis required. - You can have as many arguments and keyword arguments as you want!
*argsis supported, but not**kwargs. However,*,is supported.
- Only keyword argument at the time is
Finally, start the bot.
Use message commands in the Discord chat, and the bot will respond!
Example: !ping or !hello John
There is also when_mentioned() and when_mentioned_or() for the prefix:
from interactions.ext.message_commands import MessageCommands, when_mentioned_or
cmd = MessageCommands(bot, when_mentioned_or("!", "?"))
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