Because we know you always wanted to

Write cogs from Discord

###### Idea: irdumb, implementation irdumb and orels1

1. Declare alias for "writecog", which will create a file if it doesn't exist and write to it:

  [p]alias add writecog debug (lambda x,y: (lambda x: open("cogs/"+x+".py", 'a'))(x).write(y+"\n"))
  
  where [p] is your bot's prefix
  all the data you write with "writecog" will be on the new line
  
2. Declare alias for "overwritecog", which will create a file if it doesn't exist and overwrite any data if any

  [p]alias add overwritecog debug (lambda x,y: (lambda x: open("cogs/"+x+".py", 'w'))(x).write(y+"\n"))
  
  where [p] is your bot's prefix
  
3. Use those aliases, for example:

  [p]=writecog ('cogindiscordtest','import discord\nfrom discord.ext import commands')
  
  where "cogindiscordtest" is the name of your cogfile (.py)
  and "discord\nfrom discord.ext import commands" is the code written to the file
  
  bot will return number of sybols written
  
4. Create a working cog in discord! Be careful, you have to write it correctly in first try, or you'll need to start over