| import pyglet | |
| # Define the application | |
| class Application: | |
| # Define what should be created on initialisation | |
| def __init__(self): | |
| # Create a window | |
| self.window = pyglet.window.Window() |
Hey one, hey all, and welcome to a basic Discord bot writing tutorial. This is a basic tutorial that doesn't cover coding in general, but rather how to work with the Discord.py (v1.0.0a) library and how to write a simple bot with it. General help can be found on the Discord API guild and in the documentation.
This tutorial assumes some prior knowledge of programming, and assumes you already have Python3.5 (and Pip) or later installed and added to your PATH.
With that, let's get to it.
| @commands.command() | |
| async def help(self, ctx, *, category=None): | |
| """This command!""" | |
| if category is None: | |
| embed = discord.Embed( | |
| title="Category Listing and Uncatergorized Commands", | |
| description="""Use `help *category*` to find out more about them!""", | |
| colour=self.bot.main_colour | |
| ) |
Start by downloading the Obsidian app (it's just on the Google play store), then open it up.
Select "Create" and choose a location to put it (you will probably want to note down where you choose because you'll need the location to be able to sync with your PC) then you'll have a blank new obsidian vault to work with.
In order to set up flashcards there are a few things you'll want to do, start by going to the settings menu (bottom of the left sidebar). Go to "Community Plugins", disable Safe mode, then click "Browse".
| """ | |
| This version uses `Window.set_visible` instead of deleting the window, | |
| so the default event loop can be used and the `on_close` event does not | |
| need to be overridden. | |
| """ | |
| import threading | |
| import pyglet | |
| import tkinter |