So I have looked up some vids and made one of those simple twitch bots that can handle triggers.
Now I made a trigger when a normal bot says "Welcome to the...." that it sends a message. I would like to add the names etc, and was wondering if this is possible.
Or is it possible to read the Twitch notification instead of the bot trigger (so the message without user name like '| name just subscribed wit ha $4.99 sub!')
You might want to consider reading this reddit post before continuing your development.
However, this three part video series is a great reference tutorial which will give you good foundations on how to make a simple python based twitch bot.
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I have been making AI art recently using Midjourney and am aiming to organize all the creations I have made. I have the paid subscription that allows me to message the Midjourney Discord bot directly, so all of my images are in that conversation thread with the bot. My goal is to read each message and download the associated image with it as to catalog the different images. I would be using Python to do so since I have made a discord bot in the past.
I wanted to see if anyone has any thoughts as to how to go about retrieving this data. Once I have a way to access the direct messages I can take it from there -- it is the initial step of how to bring the messages into my script that has me stumped.
My goal is to make a Telegram Bot using Python that does the following:
The user types a command
The bot explains what the user should type next.
The user types certain information
I use that info to fetch a value in a python dictionary.
The bot replies with that info
I have already created the bot and set the command. The problem is that I don't know how to keep the bot "listening" . I have looked up in the docs but I have only found getUpdates, which gets the user's responses but only when you hit run.
res=requests.get(url=f"https://api.telegram.org/bot{bot_token}/getUpdates")
I would like to set a webhook, and I know there is a method for this but I'm not shure about how this works.
When you are a PHP programmer, setting the webhook through a URL and using setWebhook would do the trick and telegram will send the result to this link whenever a user sends an update to the bot. But, Python programmers have to use a different approach, I think. The main, and while, the easiest approach to make the bot listen permanently to the request is to python-telegram-bot module.
There are a few links that can help to build your first pythonic bot that can respond to users' updates.:
Python-Telegram-Bot Repository, which is the repository of the module.
A few examples of bots created using this module, can give you insight into the process of creating your first bot.
A conversation bot
Hey so ive been trying to make a selfbot and hopefully slowly learn python along the way. I ve gotten far enough to do it in one account but i want to do it from multiple accounts controlled by a master account with commands and command prefixes. This video shows what i am trying to replicate, just i want to do it in server as well and not necessarily spam that much just one set of message from each account is good enough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N6cR-FIJgE This is the video. How do i convert the code to use multiple tokens and control those accounts with a master account. https://github.com/casrfgd2/discod - this is the code
Self bots are against Discord's Terms of service and can get your account or in this case multiple accounts banned
What you could do is make a discord bot and use it to the mass dm (which is also kind of against the terms) with just one discord account
To use multiple bots with the same code you could fork the repository per bot and put the different token in your env file every fork
I'm trying to make a youtube bot for a friend who streams often. I already looked into pytchat, which worked pretty well in retrieving chat messages, but I don't think it has a way to send messages. I'm not sure if this is even possible.
It is completely possible.
Taking a brief look at pytchat, indeed it looks like it has no way to send messages.
But there is an official API to post messages. Depending on your experience level, you may find it easy to use it.
There are several ressources (YouTube videos, medium articles, ...) that explain how to use the API to build a rudimentary bot.
I've got a bluetooth RGB bulb that I want to use for notifications in discord. It seems that following standard guides I would need to get an admin to add a bot account to each discord I wanted this functionality in.
Is there a way to get access to messages accessible in my main account without getting another account/bot added? I only need to be able to read out the messages so I can parse them and trigger RGB stuff.
I would prefer to do this in python if possible but other solutions are fine if need be.
Self bots are against discord's TOS.
You can try using on_message(message) and using that to parse the message.content