LeXdPyK (Bot kernel) API
Revised for LeXdPyK 1.3.1
discord.py: on-*
Supported Events:
- on-connect
- on-disconnect
- on-connect
- on-disconnect
- on-ready
- on-resumed
- on-message
- on-message-delete
- on-bulk-message-delete
- on-bulk-message-delete
- on-raw-bulk-message-delete
- on-message-edit
- on-raw-message-edit
- on-reaction-add
- on-raw-reaction-add
- on-reaction-remove
- on-raw-reaction-remove
- on-reaction-clear
- on-raw-reaction-clear
- on-reaction-clear-emoji
- on-raw-reaction-clear-emoji
- on-member-join
- on-member-remove
- on-member-update
- on-guild-join
- on-guild-remove
- on-guild-update
- on-member-ban
- on-member-unban
Event kwargs (Kernel args)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| kernel_version | The current kernels version string |
| bot_start | The unix timestamp of when the bot started |
| client | The discord.py client |
| ramfs | A ramfs that is cleared every module reload |
| kernel_ramfs | A ramfs that is not cleared until restarted |
| command_modules=[command_modules, command_modules_dict] | A list of the command modules an a hmap of their functions, to be used as an implementation of discord commands. |
| dynamiclib_modules=[dynamiclib_modules, dynamiclib_modules_dict] | A list of the dynamiclib modules and a hmap of their functions, used for event handlers |
Kernel ramfs format
Note: '..' '.' and '/' directory locations are not supported in parser as all actions occur in the root directory.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ramfs.mkdir(dir) | Makes a directory at the specified path |
| ramfs.rmdir(dir) | Removes a directory at the specified path |
| ramfs.tree([dir]) | Returns a treemap of every folder and file from origin |
| ramfs.ls([dir]) | Returns a listmap of every folder and file in current directory |
| ramfs.create_f(path, f_type=io.BytesIO, f_args=[]) | Creates a file in location, if folders do not exist it will make them, specify object type and args if you wish to store a non file like object |
| ramfs.read_f(path) | Returns a file in a location, raises FileNotFoundError if directory of file does not exist |
| ramfs.remove_f(path) | Deletes a file, raises FileNotFoundError if directory or file does not exist |
Passing from kernel to event handlers
dynamiclib_modules_dict[event-name](*args-of-dpy-event, **kernel-kwargs)
Additional functions can be run per event with the syntax event-name-X where X is the count from 0 of the order to run the command