To add a module (discord.py extension), place any loading code into a global async def setup(bot):. Note this function must be present (even if it does nothing) for the extension to load. This will be called on bot-admin calls to reloadModules.
Please add commands as a Cog unless the module is meant to explicitly extend base functionality. This will provide commands in a submenu of help. You can use a GroupCog for commands to be added as subcommands, while Cog commands will be called as normal.
If you need to persist data, use save.add_module_template(module_name, init_data) with a dictionary of default values - this will be copied into each guild on use. This dictionary of stored values can be accessed using save.get_module_data(guild_id, module_name). After writing values, call save.save() to persist to disk.
module_name must be __name__.split(".")[-1] (the filename as it is loaded by Hornet, minus the modules. prefix) as this is used to check & enforce the save templates. You can name your Cog separately if you want a nicer name to display in the help cmd - just don't add spaces.
Please provide commands with a short description in help for display in the help command. If you wish for help <command> to return a more detailed command description set the more detailed text as description.
help will automatically display commands with their parameters obtained from the canonical parameter names; make these human-readable or manually set usage to override the auto-generated names.
Useful components include:
components.embeds.EmbedContext, which can be used to slightly more tidily construct embed repliescomponents.auth, which can check if the user is a registered admin role or if the server has been registered to Hornet- NB: these methods should be added using the
commands.check()decorator, allowing the help command to correctly identify whether the command can be executed
- NB: these methods should be added using the