Added Application Commands #4
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| ctx = await bot.get_context(after) | |||
| await bot.invoke(ctx) | |||
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| @bot.user_command(name="Join Position") | |||
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Command is extraneous, already exists and in better implementation.
| await ctx.send(embed=embed) | ||
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| MORSE_CODE_DICT = { |
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First of all, this is stolen from https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/morse-code-translator-python/ (which was arguably stolen from https://www.tutorialspoint.com/morse-code-translator-in-python but that's another story). Anyways, I'll likely write a better implementation of this that allows for a universal encode/decode/compile command with subcommands for each language, closer supporting my brainfuck commands with this. Same goes for all the other encode/decode commands here.
| async def _frombinary(ctx, message: discord.message): | ||
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| if message.content.lower() == "01000000 01100101 01110110 01100101 01110010 01111001 01101111 01101110 01100101": | ||
| await ctx.respond("SMH. Allowed mentions are turned off. go do something better.") |
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This is childish, and doesn't even work as intended as someone could easily add another character to bypass this.
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Oh yeah, I forgot to remove that Easter Egg in the PR, besides, allowed mentions are turned off so it wouldn't actually be Bypassed
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That's part of my point. There isn't any need for this so why have it.
| ascii_string += ascii_character | ||
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| await ctx.send(ascii_string, | ||
| allowed_mentions=discord.AllowedMentions.none()) |
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The allowed_mentions kwarg is redundant, it's set by default in the custom bot class.
| await ctx.respond("01010000 01110010 01101111 01100010 01100001 01100010 01101100 01111001 00100000 01101110 01101111 01110100") | ||
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| elif message.content.lower() == '@everyone': | ||
| await ctx.respond("Wow, you though allowed mentions were on? Smh.") |
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This is childish, and doesn't even work as intended as someone could easily add another character to bypass this. Same goes for all of the other checks here.
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They aren't checks, just little easter eggs
| @binary.command(name="encrypt") | ||
| async def binary_encrypt(ctx, | ||
| text: Option( | ||
| str, "The string you want to convert to binary")): |
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This formatting hurts to look at.
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| ascii_string += ascii_character | ||
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| await ctx.send(ascii_string, |
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| @slowmode.command(name='set', description='Set the slowmode of the current channel') | ||
| @commands.has_role(881407111211384902) | ||
| async def set(ctx, time:Option(int, 'Enter the time in seconds')): |
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Please use time_str here. It's a module I wrote for exactly this kind of thing.
| @slowmode.command(name='set', description='Set the slowmode of the current channel') | ||
| @commands.has_role(881407111211384902) | ||
| async def set(ctx, time:Option(int, 'Enter the time in seconds')): | ||
| if time > 21600: |
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Using datetime timedelta objects is more readable here. time_str uses timedelta.
| await ctx.channel.edit(slowmode_delay=time) | ||
| await ctx.respond(f"The slowmode of this channel has been changed to {humanize.precisedelta(time)} ({time}s)") | ||
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| @slowmode.command(name='off', description='Remove the slowmode from the current channel') |
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There shouldn't be 2 commands for this. Use an optional parameter in one command that defaults to 0.
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Please add a changelog entry |
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