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Discmoji is an API wrapper for Discord, made for fun! This isn't meant for production use, and if it does get used a lot, the library will get a redesign.
Open a issue with the label enhancement
, and follow the template!
Discmoji needs contributors! contact me (mojidev-py) at pycharmdudeig@gmail.com
to become one!
Replace DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN
with your actual bot token.
from discmoji import *
import asyncio
DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN = "1234567890"
Client = Bot(token=DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN,intents=123213123)
@Client.command(name="example_command")
async def commd(ctx: Invoked):
Client.get_guild(1234567)
Client.send_message("message")
@commd.error()
async def example_error(ctx: Invoked,error: Exception):
print("Something bad happened!")
asyncio.run(Client.connect)
🚀 Development Schedule???
The development schedule will have fluctuations, but expect atleast 5 commits a week.
🤞 1.0.0?
1.0.0 is going to come out in 2025. No solid dates yet!
❔ Will this ever be finished?
Fingers Crossed!
FAQs
A discord API wrapper.
We found that discmoji demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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