NOTE:
Discmoji is in a very early development stage, like literally so early that only gateway connections are usable right now.
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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