zyntra.py

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This library is no longer being updated.

An unofficial bot library for making bots in Zyntra, written for Python.

Usage

Download the library using pip:

pip install zyntra.py

Create a bot at the developer site, you can view this guide.

Atleast Python 3.9 or higher is required in order to use this library.

Bot Example

Note

If you're used to discord.py, then this should be mildly similar.

from zyntra import *
from zyntra.utils.color import Color

# ID = Bot ID
# Optionally, you can set a prefix using prefix="prefix!"
client = Client(TOKEN, ID)

# If a user tries to run a command that's currently on cooldown.
@client.on_cooldown()
async def on_cooldown(command: CommandData, channel: Channel, remaining: float):
    await channel.send(f"⏳ Command `{command.name}` is on cooldown!\nTry again in **{remaining:.2f}** second(s).")

# Once the client logs in.
@client.on_ready()
async def ready():
    print("Client is ready!")

# Once the client's socket connects
@client.on_socket_connect()
async def connect():
    print("Connected to socket!")

# When a message is created.
@client.on_message_create()
async def on_message(msg: Message):
    print(msg.content)

# Registers an echo command (Order: name, description, cooldown in seconds)
@client.command("echo", "Echoes text.", 1)
async def echo(ctx: Interaction, args: list):
    await ctx.reply(" ".join(args))

# A help command displaying all the commands.
@client.command("help", "Gets all commands")
async def help(ctx: Interaction, args: list):
    cmds = [f"`{client.prefix}{command.name}` - {command.description}" for command in client.commands]

    embed = Embed(
        title=f"Commands",
        description="\n".join(cmds),
        color=Color.get_color("green"),
        footer=f"There are currently {len(cmds)} command(s)!"
    )
    await ctx.reply(embed=embed)

# Starts the main bot loop
client.start()

Currently supported events:

• on_message_create (Socket.IO name: messageCreate) - Occurs when a message is created.

• on_socket_connect (Socket.IO name: join) - Occurs when the bot connects to the socket.

• on_ready - Occurs when everything is done successfully.

• on_cooldown - Occurs when a user tries to run a command that is on cooldown.