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Conventional Commit Messages

See how a minor change to your commit message style can make a difference.

Tip

Take a look at git-conventional-commits , a CLI util to ensure these conventions, determine version and generate changelogs

Commit Message Formats

Default

advaith1

Rank	Bot	Approximate Server Count	Library
1	MEE6	21,300,000	Custom Python
2	Rythm 🪦	15,200,000	JDA
3	carl-bot 🅱️	10,900,000	Pycord
4	Groovy 🪦	10,100,000	JDA, Discord4J
5	Dyno

TheUntraceable

Why spoonfeed is bad.

1. No one learns anything.

• You're just giving code for someone to just copy and paste

  • The lack of effort they gave for this code doesn't help anyone.

• It removes the value of your code.

  • The time you spent working on that file just for someone to take your code without much effort if not none at all and they won't think twice about you afterwards. Some people may not mind that, and think they're just "helping" someone when really all you did was show them the final product, instead of showing them how they made the final product.

2. They'll probably come back to you with Basic Errors.

DenverCoder1

🍴 = Fork of another library 🪦 = No longer maintained

Discord API Wrappers

Discord.py

Nextcord 🍴

Py-cord 🍴

EnokiUN

Eludris v0.4 roadmap

Features

• Accounts (auth (:D))
• Permissions
• Communities
  • Message communities
    • Channels
  • Post communities

ooliver1

:root {
  --brand-260: hsl(235, 86.2%, 88.6%);
  --brand-500-hsl: 235 85.6% 64.7%;
  --primary-230: hsl(210, 9.1%, 87.1%);
  --primary-560: hsl(225, 6.3%, 23.5%);
  --primary-600: hsl(223, 6.7%, 20.6%);
  --primary-630: hsl(220, 6.5%, 18.0%);
  --primary-700: hsl(225, 6.3%, 12.5%);
  --primary-730: hsl(225, 7.1%, 11%);
  --primary-860-hsl: 240 7.7% 2.5%;