NOTE: Since there have been many breaking changes with how Discord API and the python library work, this project has been scraped. Apologies for inconvenience
A CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) database for python Discord bot developers. All data is stored in key-value pairs directly on discord in the form of text messages, in the text channel that you specify.
pip3 uninstall discord.py
pip3 install DiscordDatabase
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
from DiscordDatabase import DiscordDatabase
DB_GUILD_ID = your_guild_id
bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix=">")
# OR
bot = discord.Client()
db = DiscordDatabase(bot, DB_GUILD_ID)
db functions can only be used when bot is ready
@bot.event
async def on_ready():
print("Bot is online")
database = await db.new("CATEGORY_NAME","CHANNEL_NAME")
...
bot.run("TOKEN")
Category and Channel will be created if they dont exist.
You can create as many databases needed as you want, with a unique channel or category name.
Since the scope of database
object is limited inside on_ready()
we will use set()
, get()
and delete()
functions inside on_ready()
.
You can set the database
object to be a global class variable in you bot so you can use it anywhere you want.
await database.set(KEY,VALUE)
Everything is stored as key and value pairs in the text channel you set earlier.
e.g.
await database.set("name","Ankush")
await database.set("name_list",["Ankush","Weeblet","ankooooSH"])
await database.set("age",18)
If a key already exists it will be updated with the new value
value = await database.get(KEY)
returns None
if key doesnot exist
e.g.
name = await database.get("name")
# returns "Ankush"
names = await database.get("name_list")
# returns ["Ankush","Weeblet","ankooooSH"]
age = await database.get("age")
# returns 18
unknown = await database.get("phone_number")
# returns None because phone_number doesnot exist in database
delete()
returns the value of a key and deletes it.
await database.delete(KEY)
e.g.
name = await database.delete("name")
# returns name and deletes it
name = await database.delete("name")
#when run twice returns None