discord.py

问题 I am trying to get the number of how many messages have been sent in a channel, and using the logs_from() function wont work because that only accepts a fixed amount of messages to retrieve, how do I do this? 回答1: In the discord.py-rewrite branch, there is a TextChannel.history AsyncIterator . If you pass limit=None , it will return all the messages from the channel @bot.command() async def message_count(ctx, channel: discord.TextChannel=None): channel = channel or ctx.channel count = 0 async

问题 If I have a user's Discord name and discriminator as a string (e.g ExampleUser#1234 ) how can I get their user ID from it? I've found get_user(id) , but that returns a user object from an ID. I'm using Python and Discord.py. 回答1: In one line just do discord.utils.get(client.get_all_members(), name="ExampleUser", discriminator="1234").id notice the .id at the end, that gives you the ID of that person. Also for the discriminator part don't include the hash(#) 回答2: As stated in this excellent

问题 I am making a bot similar to "Discord Deliver" and "Discord Byte" where people can order virtual food, and I want to be able to black list certain people from using the bot. Is there any way of doing this? For all my commands i use @bot.command ; I am specifying this as some people use on_message . Sorry that I don't have anything I've tried, I am relatively new to discord.py-rewrite. 回答1: You can make a set containing their names and exit the function if the command's author's name is in

问题 I am making a bot similar to "Discord Deliver" and "Discord Byte" where people can order virtual food, and I want to be able to black list certain people from using the bot. Is there any way of doing this? For all my commands i use @bot.command ; I am specifying this as some people use on_message . Sorry that I don't have anything I've tried, I am relatively new to discord.py-rewrite. 回答1: You can make a set containing their names and exit the function if the command's author's name is in

问题 I am making a bot similar to "Discord Deliver" and "Discord Byte" where people can order virtual food, and I want to be able to black list certain people from using the bot. Is there any way of doing this? For all my commands i use @bot.command ; I am specifying this as some people use on_message . Sorry that I don't have anything I've tried, I am relatively new to discord.py-rewrite. 回答1: You can make a set containing their names and exit the function if the command's author's name is in

问题 I'm trying to make the bot reaction only change for the specific user that do !pages command, I tried message.author and reaction.message.author == message.author but it didn't work! The issue is that when someone used this command, it will also worked for others which is not what I expected.. Here's the code from discord.ext import commands bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix='!') left = '⏪' right = '⏩' messages = ("1", "2", "3") def predicate(message, l, r): def check(reaction, user): if

问题 I would like a help, I am trying to make my bot in discord to respond automatically when someone writes some word, the problem is that the command only works if the word is the first thing to be written in the sentence. I wish my bot could respond to the message even when the word is in the middle of some sentence. What should I do? 回答1: Bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="") @Bot.event async def on_message(message): if "not" in message.content: await Bot.send_message(message.channel, 'yes')

问题 I would like a help, I am trying to make my bot in discord to respond automatically when someone writes some word, the problem is that the command only works if the word is the first thing to be written in the sentence. I wish my bot could respond to the message even when the word is in the middle of some sentence. What should I do? 回答1: Bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="") @Bot.event async def on_message(message): if "not" in message.content: await Bot.send_message(message.channel, 'yes')

问题 User 1: Hello! User 1: How are you? User 2: I'm good. User 2: hbu User 3: hey guys! User 1: i'm doing fine I'm trying to delete the second message from User 1 and User 2, so that any user can only send a single message. I was told to use channel.history , but I can't think of a way to compare the author's of the messages to make sure they aren't the same person. This is what I want: I want to prevent double posting: User 1: Hello! How are you? User 2: I'm good, hbu. User 3: hey guys! User 1:

问题 User 1: Hello! User 1: How are you? User 2: I'm good. User 2: hbu User 3: hey guys! User 1: i'm doing fine I'm trying to delete the second message from User 1 and User 2, so that any user can only send a single message. I was told to use channel.history , but I can't think of a way to compare the author's of the messages to make sure they aren't the same person. This is what I want: I want to prevent double posting: User 1: Hello! How are you? User 2: I'm good, hbu. User 3: hey guys! User 1: