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gradientchat
is the official Python bot client module for GradientChat that is OOP-based.
import gradientchat
myBot = gradientchat.Bot("TestBot [t!]") # No prefix arg makes prefix first letter of name + "!"
@myBot.cmd
def ping():
"""Returns \"Pong!\"""" # Docstring is used as description for the command
return "Pong!"
myBot.connect()
gradientchat.Bot(name, pref)
If name
is not str
, raises TypeError
, however if pref
is not string and name
is str
, prefix will be lowercase of first character of name
and a exclamation mark.
gradientchat.Bot.connect(servUrl)
Connects to server; if servUrl
is str
, connects to URL specified on servUrl
; raises Exception
if already connected.
@gradientchat.Bot.cmd
Decorator for adding a command; if called with a command name, command name will be set to the specified command name.
NOTE: The help
command is already built-in, but can be overridden
gradientchat.Bot.sendMsg
Sends a message.
NOTE: sendMsg
is not required only if you are using the cmd
decorator and can be replace by using the return
keyword.
gradientchat.Bot.emit
Emits an event with optional arguments to the server. An alias for gradientchat.Bot.cli.emit
FAQs
Bot Client for GradientChat
We found that gradientchat demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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