GitLab Discord Bot building with Pj, 26 Jan 2023

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From YouTube: Let's Learn how to make a Discord Bot

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Pj Metz and Fatima Kahlid start the process of making a Discord bot! It goes better than expected! -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/metzinaround

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Well, listen, sometimes things are working and sometimes they aren't Fatima.

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You get it at first I was like oh that's, not too bad, and then it got louder and louder. I was like and I can't adjust the volume.

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Yeah you either adjust the volume on the whole thing or not at all, so this is back when, when I first started streaming, I just got on cam and I made this intro and I exported it from canva as a movie and I was like dope. This is great and I just put it in, and apparently everything comes out of, canva really loud and so for future intros, because you remember, we had a uh a contribute.

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A short-lived contribute show um that had its own special intro I had to adjust the volume on that several times, but I didn't do it in canva I just did it in a video editor.

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Then created a new file and gosh, it's been a while, since I've used that intro I.

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Was expecting to see that intro today not gonna lie, but.

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I I've thought about it, but because I.

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Had to like the image I.

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Had to re-upload things so I didn't have time to uh to put our our amazingly customized, which is by a frequent viewer. Jelly Belly is the one who made that uh scrolling.

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Through our slack DMs like I, was like, where is that image? Because I wanted to tweet it out with the announcement and then I realized? It was more than three months ago because our slack DMS got cleared and I was like. Oh I,.

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It's it's been a minute, um but New Year same us.

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I have to say of all the people I get to stream with Fatima. You are one of the the best because it's so it's so easy to stream with you like. We can just hang out and chat. You.

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Know I remember when we first talked about it, you were like yeah, you hang out, you chat, you talk a little and I was like I, don't know if I would talk like that was the thing I didn't know. If I could do, but it's been fun I, don't think I could do it by myself. Just yet because I.

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No I when I first started streaming, and it was just me I- would be here going. Okay, so and I'm like talking to myself as I'm, trying to figure out like what a function is, um and it was like it'd be funny because you could come and watch my stream and I had like a mustache back. Then there was like nothing back here and I'd, be like I. Don't know, what's happening right now. This is so terrible. People.

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Like what is the stream what's wrong with this guy? He just gets on and mumbles about how bad his code is, and then everyone.

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Starts like that.

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To know them a little bit and then they're like oh I'll, come hang out with you more often yeah.

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Yeah, we can't all be CM Griffin, who is a uh amazing developer? That's that that dude streams like eight hours a day, um building all kinds of projects we are not gonna do eight hours a day.

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Yeah I couldn't do that. I.

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You know a half gallon of water, because I know that that's our tradition, we always hydrate when we contribute.

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I recently bought.

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Bottle I just have to drink two a day and I barely make it through one. So I.

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Keep thinking I should have a bigger one in general for drinking from, but this is only because I'm, sick and I always buy big bottles of yellow Gatorade when I'm sick. um But this morning I was like I'm, not gonna, go to the store and buy more Gatorade. I was thinking about maybe uh instacarting it and.

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And like it just feels bad to be like. Please buy me, two bottles of Gatorade for like a four dollar delivery fee and a tip like it's more than the Gatorade costs.

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When you're sick, you don't you shouldn't, have to do mental.

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Math, but it's not real when you're sick.

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Not that money's not real but like yeah, don't do mental math when you're sick as.

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Long as you're not.

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Like buying a house while you're sick, you.

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Know like a reasonable.

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Amount of spending when you're sick is okay.

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I have a fever and I bought a 3-2 in Winter Garden, hahaha oh man, okay, so, uh as you can see by the title, uh the reason we're here today is because we're gonna make a Discord bot and uh and for those of you who know me for my one current viewer and uh if you know me at all, I built Twitter Bots for a long time and um Twitter's on fire. So I don't know that I'll be building Twitter, Bots Much, Anymore um I really liked them like gosh.

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They were fun, um so I really enjoyed Twitter Bots back in the day. But uh you know they recently announced that, like third party Twitter apps are banned and.

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Like really yeah.

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Like so like twitterific and I think like HootSuite, and these things that let you use Twitter that isn't Twitter directly they're like no we're, not letting you do that anymore, interesting and that's wild. You know what I mean um I.

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Wonder if they just don't have the ability to handle Integrations right now and so they're, just like bye-bye.

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Of them not like, they have a better option.

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As I understand it they're just using like the API.

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Why would you ban third-party apps, listen.

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Now this Rabbit.

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Hole of like why.

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Would I watch that I think we'd be stuck there all.

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Day, I can point to a direct event in late October um as to why Twitter may have done it, um but yeah and it's like you, know, I just you know when that's happening, and we know that the new owner really hates Bots. uh It makes me think: okay, like I, don't want to hinge. The only technical thing I can do on Twitter, um yeah and Discord is is popular. It is yes, the kids like it.

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I have been using Discord for a lot of personal things, um for example I'm in like an Asian dramas Discord, where we like, like talk about Korean dramas. We have like all these. We have a channel for each one and then we'll have watch parties where we're like set up a separate Channel where we're like everybody's watching in real time. So like you're, discussing in real time, um I have like gaming channels. A lot of programming um is on Discord like next JS has their own Discord get Podcast to get lab. Does too.

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um Hey join the get live Discord, please.

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It's like the new IRC I think it's.

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Really it's so it's so interesting because in my uh uh when I'm in a Discord, it feels chaotic- and it reminds me of like old school chat rooms where it was just everyone in the room kind of screaming at each other, um but uh I'm trying to pull up a window where I can actually get the gitlab Discord. Is it just gitlab.discord or something easy like that?.

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uh Yeah here let me drop a link into the chat.

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The chat yes I.

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Do know and I don't think. Actually you can't you can't post to the chat in restream, you have to do it directly.

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Oh yeah I'm, trying to log into my Twitch account, listen.

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It's a whole lot of Hassle and I make it hard on purpose, because I I don't like other.

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People messing.

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With my chat, oh it's my four month anniversary for twitch. Oh it's! No! It's because I give you the prime sub that I get for free from Amazon, so I think.

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My four month, Prime sub to PJ anniversary.

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Here, I'm gonna share it I, don't know. What's gonna happen, oh there we go.

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Did it work? Did we.

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Do it yeah it's a little like Bing, Banner alert yeah, so.

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Dropped in the Discord link, so if you click that link um our one viewer, uh you can directly join our Discord. It's too bad, there's no like preview or anything like that. Yeah.

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It's I mean you'll just have to trust that that's what the link is well.

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You do get a chance to like accept or regret like, accept or regret, accept or deny the Discord.

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All right distance: this is how I asked someone out to prom I, think back in 2002., except or regret scepter.

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um So uh on the Discord forget live because Fatima, that's like a large part of like you're like you as a Dev evangelist. Your stuff is community and it involves devrel and forum and all that stuff. What sort of stuff can we get up to in the in the gitlab Discord? Oh.

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It's been really cool, so we have this new contributor success team.

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That's been working with us um that they do pairing sessions, so they pick like an issue that they're working on and they work together, um and so that's been really cool they're, not usually in my time zones, so I usually catch the logs afterwards, but um we have a contribute uh Channel, where you know you can drop in and say: hey I'm looking at this issue and I really want to work on it, but I need help or I don't know where to get started.

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um So it's a really great place for that real-time communication back and forth, and to kind of make friends because, like if you pop in more than once, I, can guarantee you some of our heroes will be like welcome back again.

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Lope is a friend of ours is.

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um Yeah, that's the best pronunciation, I've heard thus far. It.

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Looks like an eye because I'm so far away, like literally like, like that's my laptop there and there's my camera, so I'm like real far away from everything, um so yeah we've got the Discord contributor success. Teams on there. That's really fun um are y'all using any bots on that uh on that Discord, Channel or.

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Anything but there has been a bot that was so we're looking into creating like a moderation bot, um and we want to set up like tools to help us manage the Discord we've grown from like 400 to 800 in the last six months. So it's just like. In the last week alone, we got like 25 members, so it's just starting to grow into a thing where I'm like we should get some moderation stuff in there and some automation.

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um One of the only things we have right now is like a git lab, triage bot and it um posts some issues and lets people know what's happening with some of the hackathon issues, so I actually didn't work on that I know. Someone else set that up. But it's like this issue, where this channel, where it's just like pushing all these issues and updates with some details, so um I, don't know what it was created with or anything like that.

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Coming in completely blind to this PJ I, don't even remember how to Python.

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And that is, we are going to be using python only because that's the language I have the most recent experience with um I just tried to write in Java yesterday, and that was to be fair. It was my first time writing in Java and having to type out system.out.printl and parentheses to print to the terminal gave me carpal tunnel. One line.

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One line gave me like Java, Engineers, I, don't know how y'all do it. Y'all are better than me, that's for sure, um but yeah today, we're like really My Hope for today's stream Max hour and a half is to find some articles that are gonna help um and I figure. We're gonna need, like the uh uh the Discord um API, somehow maybe using a wrapper for the API, because that's how I used to use Twitter I didn't really deal with the API directly I had a wrapper for it.

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That meant I was just importing uh for python. It was tweepy and that just let me mess with the uh the API directly that way it just felt easier.

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Think it's not long enough yeah and if not I'm gonna have to get real familiar with Postman um again uh cause. That's all I know how to do um and by know how to do. I put that in the biggest air quotes of all time. I, don't know how to do anything um so I'm gonna go ahead and Fatima we're about to go on an adventure here.

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um 100 Java is the worst.

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Yeah, listen I.

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Was the first programming language I learned and it was uh in high school and um there were all these like other kids, who were like very good at programming already, and so they weren't paying attention and I was like very focused and then I realized slowly like everyone next to me, was actually playing Counter-Strike and that's why they kept like every day at the beginning of class. They would pass a USB stick and I was like I, don't know what this is and I would pass it on, and that was the launcher for Counter-Strike wow.

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You like half this semester to be like oh I, need to make friends in this class like oh.

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Yeah I guess I gotta play Counter-Strike yeah.

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That's uncomfortable and then they tutored me during lunch hour. So that's how.

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It works there, we go, that's good, oh we're off to a good start. uh The Discord API says Bots and apps are the lifeblood of the Discord development.

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That's pretty exciting uh to know that they are like straight up. Go. Do it uh go make an app looks like we'll have to put in an application to, um let's see, oh, they have an SDK, okay, okay, so I could just on Discord I could just make a new application. Are you a Game Dev I'm, not a Game Dev, but let's go ahead and we'll say that uh this one is my. This is my personal Discord is messing around. So what should we call your creation.

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Thought about this already now. This is something.

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Was I was considering um trying to figure out what I'm gonna do I think I'm just gonna take one of my Twitter Bots that I love very much that I made with um Chloe Condon. It was the first Twitter bot I ever made thinking of just taking Shania about from Twitter and making a version that works on Discord.

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You know make a bot that when you like call it because there's ways to call a bot right like you can like have an action that calls the bot.

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So when you call it it shows up and either says, let's go girls or that don't impress me much okay, I'm thinking, that's that seems like I already have this idea from over here. Just translate it to make it work for Discord right.

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Yeah and I was learning recently that there's these, like new slash, commands to interact with bots, so it could be like slash Shania what's up and then she can like respond. Yes,.

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There's ways to isolate them to certain channels and we do have a bot testing channel, so we could start there. So.

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That was very good. We.

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Have random places in the get lab Discord.

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Yeah I figured that's something. That's like you know like that. One, it's gonna be call the bot. Do this, you know, and maybe we can have two different call functions where it's like slash. Shania is: uh let's go girls and slash. Shania impress. Is that don't impress me lunch? Okay,.

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Yeah trying to keep it simple, keep.

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Going, oh Gelman said you should call it uh get going, can you call it Shania about get going Shania.

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About get going.

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Because she says Let's Get, Go, Girls.

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Let's get girls, let's get girls. I know that that works. Let's.

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Let's commit girls, oh wow, that's actually pretty good, although.

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If you don't know, if it's a tech reference, it does seem like a strange thing to say to.

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Be fair like like this is this is going to be going on to, hopefully anyone will put this into their uh their Discord uh server a confetti command. Let's attain girls, laughs, just confetti all over the screen.

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Can you really.

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Do that confetti gifts, Maybe.

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ah I've already messed up and posted a public key. So that's good.

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Nailed it to be fair, that does say public key. So that's good yeah.

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No, no, it's not the private key, so you're.

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Fine yeah but like uh let's see, end points, verification, URL, there's a lot of stuff. I'm gonna have to learn. I think I just jumped into trying to make this so we're gonna have to do some learning first um come over to set that up that.

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Would be so cool? Imagine if you did slack slash confetti and all this confetti, like came down from my home office like I, wouldn't even mind having to clean that up.

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I would need some help, testing that sensor.

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Though I feel like it'd be annoying like every time it happens, you clean up and then do you just like set it up again to shoot more confetti at you.

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Later I would put snacks in. Maybe all the confetti is like attached to long thin strings and.

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Then it just like bolts.

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Itself back in.

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And just reels it back in.

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Right application.

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Commands chat, input command names it has to it has to match this regex okay overall case variants.

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All right, it is gonna, be some work. Fatima.

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All right, so three types of commands accessible in different interfaces, so chat input. A message is context menu and a user's context.

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We want chat, input, yeah.

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Oh there's gonna be some work. I can't wait to figure all.

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This you are reading the the documentation directly, not the getting started page, but just.

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Yeah no I was like maybe.

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You should spec right there. Let's.

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Get into it all right, so so they've, oh.

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They've got a whole guide here, that's good, but it's an npm package. Can you load an npm package in a python.

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ah It's funny well so they're doing this they're saying this guide is in JavaScript, so maybe it's like we could write. We can write it in JavaScript I'd like to do python, but I've got experience with enough experience with JavaScript that we can make this happen.

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It's like you, can node load npm packages on a python project, a little tricky. We may not need their npm package either.

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That's what I'm thinking I don't.

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Know that that's necessary I.

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Mean honestly, what if I did this this card python.

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I love that word Googling. Exactly the same thing did not send us something and it got. Did your filters kick.

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Oh yeah, oh I'd, have to hold on I have to like set it up.

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So son, can you text me the link and I'll I'll drop it in I'm gonna need to verify that link new to lope. That's.

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Do have um I do.

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All right, what to escort is we know what Discord is. What is a bot? We know what a bot is, how to make it. What is a bot, then we're gonna get into the ethical questions today, so we have an account. We need an application, a bot and a guild.

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Actually, don't know what a guild is.

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um A Discord build is.

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A joke: ah it's a it's, a specific group of channels where users can congregate to chat.

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So it's like a server. Oh okay! Oh.

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Need you need a server to put the bot into I.

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Didn't know that we called servers Guild, but today I learned yeah.

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um So nut Lopes had us sent us a what looks like a API wrapper for Discord and python that we could use I.

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It in the chat, thank you.

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Let's go ahead and go there can't believe I have to go to GitHub, but all right, Z.

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All right, raps tell me what you got: modern easy to use feature Rich and async ready API wrapper for Discord written in Python, nice.

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Nice need 3.8 or higher, so we can just pip.

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Voice support. Can you talk to Shania, but is that, like episode 4 of this series, because.

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It's so far is giving it giving it uh voice support you just you're gonna, let's go girls and in the voice Channel. It goes.

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Actually, a thing that.

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Would be really cool if we could get her to play the opening to Man I Feel Like, a Woman in the voice. Chats I am getting way too far ahead of myself.

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Yeah I barely I, barely python, let alone yeah.

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Any others yeah you do. You do like blog series on python.

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On the very basics, I would never be like I'm, a python developer, I'd be like I've written python five times before uh installing voice support, that's for Linux Okay, so import Discord, making a class. This is on head now.

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Well, thanks for stopping by eh what up Manu that's right! We got a co-stream all right, so.

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Yeah we're installing okay.

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Package manager before running the above commands, they.

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Have like a quick start where they give you a minimal bot and I'm like the kind of developer that just copy past us? Oh.

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Welcome to confessions of an ancient python developer. That's.

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I have not started my team Ops work because I had a bunch of other stuff I had to get to First this week, um but my team up stuff is coming up. Eventually, it's gonna, be good. Team Ops by the way, is what we are calling um the gitlab way of working. It involves like uh easily accessible knowledge base transparency, um lots of uh collaboration and decision making it's about velocity and decision making, uh don't what you don't have to wait for a consensus. You just trust your team to like get the work done.

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uh That links to tell you more about team-ups. uh Coming soon to an office near you built.

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For all teams, remote, hybrid or office, that's.

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I really wanted to do a funny voice that.

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Wasn't even a funny voice that was a really good radio voice.

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All to be entertainment, voices um but yeah I'm. Looking at this, like minimal bot, uh can.

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You drop it in our private chat, so I can click it because when I click it in here it.

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Just shows it off on the screen: yeah. Okay: here we go yeah.

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That we're working on and then I think we can just like adjust some of the stuff out. Okay,.

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So we'll need a token. Don't worry, we need a client, so that means we'll need to make an account for the bot right. Okay, um dang, like honestly yeah, we can just go ahead and do this.

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Unless you're more comfortable reading through the quick start, I'm I'm.

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Either I'm the rubber duck.

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Here so I don't want to like I.

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Want to like push you into something or pressure, you.

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Let's go ahead: I'm gonna make a new project. I'm gonna do this in my um in my personal git lab. Let's.

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Okay, cord bot and, let's just call it Shania um deployment, Target uh I mean there is deployment planned, uh let's just say, Heroku for now: okay,.

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Let's go public, although.

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We did just have someone from Purcell here yeah. We should get it back.

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It is yeah web.

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Deployment plan there's Purcell I've, never done Versa Fatima honestly.

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My you know what I'm gonna do you should go for heroko if you're comfortable with that he's gone, anyways.

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There was something I found is it sparked where it was like? This is built for hosting a Discord bot yeah. This is the one sparked.

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So like this is what I was looking at: I, don't mind paying a dollar a month for a bot. That's fine, yeah.

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Doesn't recommend Discord Bots because um they require a server to be constantly listening. Yeah.

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So this is something that I remember finding and it might be possible so yeah um we might even be able to run several under a dollar a month. What up Jens.

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Yeah the ends is a a friend of uh eight bits that stream I used to do. Oh, where was I? Oh new project, okay, uh so yeah we'll just say: Heroku, because I don't think yeah.

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Let's go with Heroku for.

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Now, in the future, public readme and sassed, just in case you never know.

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Always good to have security, analogs.

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Analyst testing security. What does SAS stand.

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For statistatic application application.

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Testing I think.

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I think application security.

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Very opinionated, though, I've used it once on a node project and literally the node project was like setting up a little site and and like it was like. You need to rewrite your functions and you need to, but they weren't like they were all like suggestions and not warnings. So like it wasn't stuff that, like you, had to fix immediately, but it had a lot of feelings about a lot of stuff.

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uh Let's go ahead, have you used the new web IDE Fatima.

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Y'all new web IDE for gitlab is vs code. It's not everything like we can't like. We can't quite make a new Branch uh until we're leaving yet, and we don't have the extensions yet.

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um You can, when you're, like finishing your your commitment, it'll.

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Be like you want.

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New Branch, or do you want me, but you can't do it like in here separately kind yeah,.

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I've been doing it like after I, make changes and commit it's like. Do you want to commit to a new Branch, um the cool thing that I really like is you can import all of your configurations? If you have like specific settings and themes in your vs code preferences locally, you could just drop them in here, and then it remembers them and.

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I think that's where I am now I think that's why it's in dark mode and I think it's why it's got the uh the colors that I like as well uh Discord bot version of Shania bot from Twitter and that's all we're really gonna need for the readme. uh The CI CD has already got the SAS test in there um and that'll be fine, but we need to add a file and we're going to call this bot, dot, pi and then nope. That's the quick start. We need to grab hey.

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This very important grabbing of details: why are you on Microsoft Edge.

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Oh Edge is amazing on.

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I love it I love. It.

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You can have Edge on Mac yeah.

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Today, I learned, okay and.

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Also also also that's these vertical tabs over here I tried to go to Firefox and I tried to use vertical tabs and it doesn't look good. It doesn't feel good. This is amazing. It uses a little bit less Ram than Chrome I found, and actually it's my friend, uh Brandon Minnick turned me on the edge he was like it's not Internet, Explorer and I was like you're right. It's a chromium-based.

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Browser yeah I have it on my Windows computer, but I've never used it for work. I'm.

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Telling you I love, it I tell anyone who will listen to at least give it a shot like if you're already using Chrome just go use. Edge, honestly, um I, don't know where that code I had went that I got from the quick start guide. Okay,.

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I found it I got it all right.

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um Okay, there, it is all right so.

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This example running the library yeah go ahead.

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No no go ahead.

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um I will I will listen.

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So it requires the message: content intent. We need to learn what intents are I think um that'll be interesting to discover it requires the message. Content tend to be true, so client equals discord.client. We need a user to log in as we need.

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If message author equals client user return, what return? Nothing return, an event all right. So let's go to the examples.

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Wait one second, sorry it's my first day dude here we go. Here's the example thought SEMA found. Okay, so this spot responds to a specific message, make sure not to name it discord.pi that conflicts with the library. So let's walk through it step by step, First, Line Imports, the library it raises. The mods were not found error or import error. We're still going to need to install it, so we haven't installed it yet. So that's fine! We haven't installed anything, um create an instance of client.

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That's the connection to Discord yeah there we go client event decorator to register an event.

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What is a decorator I.

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Thought it was a function but I guess a decorator is a name for a thing: I'm. Looking it up now greater a function that takes another function and extends Its Behavior.

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Okay, a decorator without.

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Explicitly modifying it, so that's why it's probably called a decorator is because it decorates the function that it's taking in and extending, but it doesn't actually affect the original function. Okay,.

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Right, the LA, this library has many events. Does it have drag, drag queen story time, because I would like.

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That what oh that took me a second sorry.

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It's topical humor, um so since it's asynchronous, we do things in a callback style manner. Callback is a function when something happens: yep yep the on ready event.

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It's called okay uh when the bot has finished logging in and setting things up, and the on message event is called when the bot has received a message. So on ready happens when the Bots finish logging in says, we've logged in that goes to the console print we've logged in as so, and so on. Message right here is called when the bot has received a message: okay,.

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So it looks like there's more versions of that, like you could do on message edit on message delete, um but on messages like the general one.

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Yeah all right, interesting, all right, since it triggers for every message received. We have to make sure we ignore messages from ourselves. So if message.author is the client user return get out of there, but if message dot content starts with hello, await message: dot, Channel, dot, send hello, okay and.

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If it does say hello back.

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Yeah, so it just responds with a Hello, that's good and finally, with our login token, all right so creating a bot account section. So we can't run this yet until we create a bot and.

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Install the library.

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Install the library um I think maybe we should Commit This just so. We've got that yeah, so we're gonna just call this like um uh what kind of code demo code version one and push. uh We really should do all this on a new Branch. huh Actually before I do that, um should we add yeah, commit to a new branch and then we're going to call this a testing branch.

B

The thing I was thinking is uh maybe having the this only run on Main, so that way it doesn't run every single time.

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What do you mean run on Main.

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Have the SAS test, like only run on Main like I, don't want that happening.

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Time which it might be automatic because I don't see it running right now,.

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Good luck with your um thing.

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Yeah bye, yeah.

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I, just don't want to SAS test every time I'm. uh You know like just committing to this.

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Also, not not that big a deal, it's not a big deal. um We.

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Want to disable SAS testing on branches.

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I was gonna say, like only stages, so like only.

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Do you have a cimo, oh yeah, there you go.

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It's a millionaire: why are you mad uh incorrect type expected job template? Let me see.

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I think you need to do stage. Colon right is.

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We've got stage here.

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Oh, that only is in the wrong place. That's what it is. um Let's read the docs. That's probably rules, uh no only not rules only there. It is.

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Yep yep yep yep job, so it's under job just I, wonder if SAS is set up so that you can't be like because it's not a job.

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Document page test include template.

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Is called test stage, so let's do.

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So if you specify under your SAS job the test, then it'll only run on test.

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What if we added this on later and just did that another time? Okay, we'll fix that later, because that's not what I'm worried about right now right now, we need to move to local work. So, let's put it in Visual Studio.

B

Yes, open, please, let's figure out where we're going to put it to git repo set as repository destination, cloning and then open and now we're working locally. So we can actually create, like a virtual environment and the stuff that we're supposed to be doing with python anyway.

B

um So do you want to come in? I can live share with you. If you want.

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So let's share.

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Copied and Fatima and I are gonna now be live sharing fancy, so we need to get into the terminal.

B

I need to remember how to create a virtual environment.

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I have never done that in vs code.

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I know I've got.

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I use pie and but I don't know if it's the same thing.

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And you set it up through your editor.

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You can do it in the terminal.

C

Are you using like a library that does it.

B

uh I need to I've done it before for, like my my Twitter Bots, but it's been like literally months since I've typed this out and done it.

C

um And then you.

B

Could I think it is um I'm going to my uh Twitter bot Workshop right now? Okay, I can't see it, but it's it's happening and then in here on this page, we'll see settling up virtual environments. Oh.

C

You have a set of commands documented okay, because.

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Do it and create a pip install which.

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Is virtual there it is ta-da, so yeah uh python MVM, that's book.

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There it is oh yeah, we use different wrappers, fine.

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uh Just open Terminal there we go so it's this and then it creates it and.

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We gotta activate it.

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Also see your terminal here.

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It has it turned on in live share like if I go here, I.

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Shows the terminal all right activate all right. Now we're going to do pip install and you sent me the instructions.

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I can read them to you: uh pip install Dash capital. U just score dot p y.

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Discord Library.

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That does not include voice support.

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It's fine, that's fine!.

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Just you know just letting them know.

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In case you were wondering all.

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Got that uh says I'm using the wrong version of pip I need to upgrade pip.

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Upgrade, oh I, never remember the terms. Did it give it to me in the terminal? Sometimes it's like yeah there.

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We go install dash, dash, upgrade pip.

C

It's been a while huh it's.

B

Been a hot minute, Fatima, there's stuff that I have to look up every single time um and that's normal dang. It normalize.

C

Not just you yeah, no I I have everything open right now.

B

Life's open book devs life is open.

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Books open book.

B

All right, so we've got.

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You've got PIV upgraded, so you want to reinstall um the Discord library because I don't think it installed.

B

Let's see oh it's good, it was just it didn't. It was just letting me know that I had like an older version like if we look at the error, it was like just if you should consider.

C

It was a warning: okay, I missed that um now you want to create the bot account.

B

Yeah, so we just need to go and create a Discord account right.

B

Let me look at the so here we need creating a bot account all right in order to work at the library create a Discord bottom account make sure you're logged in application. New application give.

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It a name you have that right, a new.

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Application I did yeah okay, so.

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That's the name bot user check box or, like a.

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All right, let's see if I, can find that again. Oh.

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We are bot um yeah.

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If you scroll down um I, don't see the create a bot user by navigating to the bot, Tab and clicking add, but ta-da click. Yes, do it to continue yeah.

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To invite I want others to invite your Bot. No, that's! Okay! We don't want to spot another place. You should also make sure that require oauth2 code. Grant is unchecked unless you are developing a service that needs it. If you're unsure leave it unchecked.

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Copy the token using the copy button. uh Don't share that token, though yeah warning this is your bot's password, don't share this Boop.

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That's right: do I need to I, don't need voice. Permissions. Do I text permissions, no messages! No.

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Send message and threads.

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Yeah maybe um use external emojis yep.

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Read messages should be right, like that feels like that's important,.

C

Yeah I'm, seeing the defaults here are manage roles and we don't need that. Read messages, send messages, manage messages, embed links attach files, read message: history, use external emojis, use, slash, commands.

B

Is that down here? Oh.

C

Man, okay, it's under text permissions and then uh says: Please, be aware of the consequences of requiring your Bot to have the administrator present permission.

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Are consequences.

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What's that line you always hear um uh we are not liable for it. You know like that liability line, yeah.

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We're not liable for literally like anything that messed up ever ever follow.

C

These instructions in your own Discord server. We are not liable for what results. That's.

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Okay and I'm, seeing a permissions, integer I'm thinking, that's going to be important.

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Permissions integer.

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Says the resulting.

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Url can be used to add your Bot to the server copy paste. The URL in your browser, invite it to your server and click authorize that must be after you manage your permissions. That's.

B

What I'm thinking okay, I'm just trying to double check that, like I'm I, have the right, like all permissions, that I've given I'm sure I can edit these later, you.

C

Can yeah that much I know.

B

All right so I did that uh uh for security purposes. Tokens can only be viewed once so. Let's go ahead and reset the token and copy the token and I need to put that someplace, safe.

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We're gonna need uh maybe like a DOT EnV file inside here and then we need to get ignore for that too.

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um I'm gonna reshare my screen, but I won't be copying and pasting anything. uh Let me help.

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With that ignore.

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I know that if I do it like, if I go here, for instance, this is the nice thing. If I am in here, um no I want to like read me: Sin City, add license.

B

You know what I'm gonna do real, quick, because I know how to do this in the other way. Okay,.

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I'm gonna go to the Legacy web IDE.

C

Oh you're gonna create it like automatically yeah.

B

Like I, really like that and I hope that that's something that can come because, like creating a git ignore automatically and creating a like it just makes things easier for me. um Rather.

C

Than like trash, my changes here get stuck through this thing.

B

That's the thing about the new web ID is there's not a lot of like uh get commands in.

C

It right give me right access to your terminal, please. How are we supposed to collaborate.

B

What is it like asking yeah.

C

Okay, thank you. The host has allowed read, write access to terminal.

B

It's so dangerous all right. Here's, the old school web ID. um No, it's not! Oh I! Didn't click! Save changes. Kick me in the face all right. Let's go here. Preferences.

B

Opt out save changes. Now we can go back to the project.

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Is this stream can't Boca I, don't know what kiboka is I.

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Don't know what kippo is either.

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Get ignore and she's.

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Attempt American YouTuber.

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The internet Alias of an American twitch streamer and a YouTuber whose content primarily focuses on scam baiting against scams conducted over the phone. Oh.

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Yes, I've seen YouTubes.

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Of this guy yeah, the one where they're like go, go to the store and buy gift cards. But don't tell anybody that.

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Buying gift cards- and he goes on the recording with this person and goes I'm in the store now and I, told the person that I need to buy gift cards and they start yelling at him.

B

They're always like no or or when they like uh when he gets like the actual like number and stuff, and he just adds it to his own account. He's like I did what you said. You told me.

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To add it, to my account.

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Man? What what man? Yes! Oh the one time he like hacks into their webcams, like? Oh, it's so great so great! Oh.

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All right we're about to have some uh conflicts. You ready.

C

No, that's my fault. Yeah I,.

B

Don't know it's not your fault, oh it's because I had to I just uh added the get ignore and the license to the main account, but.

C

B

You know what let's just go ahead and let's just go ahead and merge the thing into Main and then we'll just make a new branch and we'll just so solidly work in that Branch. We've already, we've already caused an issue here. uh Merge requests so.

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Youtube it merged, though,.

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Emerged into Maine, but uh this testing.

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uh Is where the demo code is got.

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I just realized what you're referring to as Maine earlier it was the branch not the stage yeah.

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I was like your: your main branch is made, I was I, was really confused, I was like I, don't know what it means by Maine, but now I see now.

B

We know all right so: okay, Maine has the python code now we're good and then let's go ahead and uh make a new branch call. This work here put backs there and create for man and create that Branch. Okay, we got the work here Branch now, that's where we're going to do all of our work.

B

um So let's go ahead and.

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Well, the changes kit check out work here.

B

All right. We are now in the work here. Branch, um hey I did that from memory nice.

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I, don't think you know what I'm sad about uh the sound.

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Probably don't come through here. um Oh.

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Like do you have a stream Deck with sound effects jealous I.

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Do I put some sound.

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On there it's got like the shades sent from RuPaul's Drag Race, uh the like drama, sound from Hell's, Kitchen and other reality shows, but like there's, something weird where, like I have a hard time sharing it on restream. um Let me see, there's a maybe this might work. This might work.

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Let me see if I can make this work uh uh all right. All.

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Did anyone hear Reggae Horn no.

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I disappointed you did not hear.

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Not a thing yeah I used to know how I made it work, but I, don't know anymore um all right, the good ignore!

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Oh, did you create this git ignore file from.

C

Previously I did, but it's not there anymore I think you just need to um close it and and yeah like just close that one and don't save and then open the one that you I.

A

Well, you were.

C

Doing that I was creating things and then I realized that you were automating things so that I went and deleted everything.

C

Here people uh write access, that's.

B

Right, I messed up, that's the most secure thing you can do is give someone you only know on the internet. That's not true. We've met in real life, I.

C

Should like CD dot, dot and RM.

B

All right, how do I turn that off get out of here.

C

I'm kidding it's.

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C

Anyways, the terminal is n't, it laggy. So you won't see me in there live.

B

Share especially, and especially because we are like um yeah again you're right I could I could have done it here, but I was already in git. Live I was like let's, let's just use the buttons um but yeah um yeah. The live share can be a little glitchy, a little laggy.

C

um Sometimes sorry about that, so.

B

In my mind, we need to just create a um uh just: uh let's uh what how do what do they call it in the in the thing here, um we just need to create a variable inside the environment variable and just whatever we want it to be really so, let's make this.

C

Like oh token, yes, sorry brain was catching up.

B

Token equals um and do they take it in as a string in the code they.

C

B

Okay, so we'll make it a string there yeah.

C

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Then we can just pass.

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It whatever yeah.

B

Yeah all right, let's hide that screen for a second.

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C

This is a stream sponsored by gitlab.

B

It could be I mean I've got the little Tanooki up in the top right. You know.

C

That's true we're in Tanuki City.

B

And we've got client.

C

Run I like it love.

B

You know what we need is we need to import. Oh, we need to import like dot end, we're still in the oh, we're still in the virtual environment. We should have gotten out of there before we're doing all that good stuff, um but we need to prep install um Pi m.

C

But you were using.

C

You're using something else.

B

Yeah, it's the.

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A virtual and what is it called? It's.

B

Not the not the virtual end, it's the uh lens.

B

It's! uh Let's go back. The e v e n.

C

B

No, it's config, we need config and we need python dot end. We need these so that we can use the dot end correctly. So.

B

Click on Dash Dot N will we be powering Shania about with chat GPT now.

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C

Yes, uh he's been doing a lot of chat, GPT content. um You can tag me out. That's.

B

Right so what I am going to do is I'm gonna, do a python config file so that there's a layer here of um like between the dot end, and here oh listen. First day, I'm.

C

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B

Thanks yeah uh and then in the config file. We need it new file in the repo called.m put that there.

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We, how do I write.

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C

Give me an idea like we could do uh chat GPT power, Discord bot in the get lab Discord. That knows the handbook like we could feed it. The handbook and.

B

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C

Like hey I'm I'm, asking about like you know, like, does get lab, have speaker resources and then maybe it like fights so like it just that's it.

B

B

Whatever you want to call it, oh, we need to call it something. In the token hold on, oh I haven't been sharing my screen this whole time.

C

B

Thanks for coming through, oh so, we need I, just realized. I wasn't sharing my screen, so I'm pretty happy right now, so we need I.

C

Mean hold it that was intentional right, because you're working on config.

B

Files yeah because I'm working on in the in the DMV file, but the config file is going to be fine. um We're going to call that a secret token equals o s dot, get and for token.

C

B

B

And Save okay, so this should, if my math is correct, what.

B

So this is how I did it with my Twitter Bots in Port, OS and from.m? Importload Dot ends. Okay and then uh you just say you name a variable, OS dot get end, and then you input as a string the name of the thing from the dot EnV file and in our case that's.

C

What the load dot end does: okay, yeah.

B

So this allows us no matter where are DOT environment, no matter where the environment variable is because later we're going to have to set up the environment variables in like wherever we're hosting this thing. So this lets it grab it from the environment variables inside there and it keeps it a secret. Okay,.

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Your token yep.

B

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Looking at the dot and stuff- and it looks like you did it right so config.

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Er, okay, yeah.

B

Yeah and let's go ahead and deactivate the virtual environment, my favorite thing in the world is that, like I always feel like I, never know how to start the virtual environment, what to do yada, yada, all that stuff and then I'm like yeah I, never remember the beginning deactivate! What's that and it's always just the word deactivate while you're inside it. Oh.

C

That's weird I would forget that too.

B

I always think it's way more complicated than that all right, so.

B

If message content starts with, um let's go ahead and have it uh be yeah dollar sign. You know dollar sign let's.

B

This is why I use double quotes or strings like a cultured person. Let's go girls and respond with and now I gotta change. All of my strings to double for continuity's sake,.

B

I really I don't get using single uh quotation marks well.

C

You could also you can escape the string in the middle too, so.

B

C

But this is more convenient, yes way.

B

More convenient all right um am I correct in thinking that this would work or am I, not correct. In thinking that you know what I mean.

C

Someone has a question: I think it'll work.

B

How do you create a branch in git lab ooh buddy, so if you're in git lab, if you're inside of your um project? So this is a project view right here. Project is what you would probably just call a repo elsewhere, but we call it a project because it has so many other tools inside of it.

B

um But let's say you're here right here is the branch you're working in and right here you can click the plus sign and it's right there. New branch chat, GPT.

C

uh So basically ends is demonstrating the proof of concept for a chat, GPT gitlab support bot that I should just install on all.

B

Of our platforms just get a chance, CBT access to everyone inside of there, and we can study these people without them. Knowing.

C

First line of defense chat: GPT, that's.

B

Right, yes, that's funny, thank you for going into chat, GPT and bringing that I thought. It was a serious question. I was like oh I can answer this, because it's something I knew take it easy kid all right. um So, like let's go back to this right, uh we need the URL choose a server to invite the bot to so like this thing set a resulting URL. I have not gotten a resulting URL yet like there was no here's a URL for you.

C

B

You finish all.

C

The permissions and.

B

Don't show us split screen: yeah yeah I'm, turning it off developer portal.

C

B

I have a key I. Have a bot I have a token.

B

The resulting URL now but where show.

C

Me maybe they've updated that let's say creating a bot account and just scored.

C

Okay, how to you can regenerate the token if it gets shared?

C

Oh okay, so where you are there's a oauth 2 tab.

B

C

That tab, you click the bot, Scopes scope for bot and then it'll give you the URL.

B

So we need uh the token got it. Oauth 2 tab.

A

C

There's like a list of scopes,.

B

There's a URL generative there we go: okay, okay, okay, got it nice all right, please accept select at least one so identify guilds, voice, read bot, I click, bot, General permissions now I know what's happening, okay, send messages uh band members. There we go.

A

B

um Manage emojis manage web hooks I feel like just send messages. Read messages is enough right. Okay,.

C

um I would also do like embed links.

B

Embed links there you go, that's a.

C

Good idea, so if it wants to share something our music video link or something oh.

B

That's a really good idea and.

A

I, don't want any voice permissions or.

C

B

Where is GIF no.

C

B

Oh embedded, like uh smart.

C

I'm, just thinking about like what your Bots do on Twitter like they sometimes have missed so.

B

All right so yeah I have a URL. Now, okay,.

C

So now you go to that URL and then it'll be like hey what um which Discord server do you want this bot to be on.

B

I we are so far ahead of where I thought we would be at this point. That's enough.

C

I think it's the rapper I think new Leo really gave us a Kickstart there. All.

B

Right I am adding it to my.

B

To my personal, like just medicine or album server for.

C

Right now, you're gonna have to invite me too so I can mess with it.

B

That's right, you may now close this window or tab. Let's see.

B

This is this seems way too easy, like I gotta, be I gotta, be honest, like I, don't think a.

C

Quick start for a reason.

B

This is the quickest start. I've ever had with anything anything.

C

Well, the bot's not hosted right so for.

A

C

It's not quite like production level, but.

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C

Just landed nice.

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C

Want to start running the application locally.

B

Yes, so let me real quick right like well.

C

Like it says, let's go, we.

B

Say, let's go girls? It should say.

C

B

C

You're, like no that's really boring I need to make it.

B

And I'm gonna make the call actually Shania all right. Shania, let's go girls right, so let's save make sure everything is saved.

B

um And let's go ahead and run it.

C

C

Oh, what now found what.

B

uh Import Discord not found, and that was something they warned they were like if this happens, if.

C

This happens, there's something wrong with your installation, then head on all to properly install that's what they said properly install bye.

B

Marco thanks.

C

For hanging out bye.

B

Marco, thank you.

C

um Module not found is probably the Discord py I didn't see the error. Wait. Let me look at the console, no module name. Discord did you. We installed it right with Pip I'm.

B

Pretty sure so, let's see if it says, module not found then head on over to the installing section yeah.

C

It's not helpful.

B

You should get the library directly from pie, paint and using.

A

B

Voice from us for a deviant based system- okay, so using virtual environments, activate.

C

Three then.

B

Use pip, like usual I, can I mean we can check inside the the Bev. The library includes I.

C

Mean you could uninstall it and reinstall it. It's.

B

Discord, it's right. There.

C

C

um You know how, when we installed it, we did discord.py. Maybe it just needs Discord.

B

C

Or maybe yeah, maybe the the import I'm.

B

Looking at the project.

C

For discord.py and it is called discord.py so actually no discord.py is correct. That's what the documentation for the rapper says.

C

Do you have like pip 3 or something like? What's your.

B

It should be Python 3, but I'll do Python 3. First.

A

B

C

Was giving me to get all of Pips modules that it's installed like install list the list install the active packages with Pip? Can you do pip list yeah Piplup.

C

Discard's in there 2.1, oh, we have a Discord and a Discord Pi. Okay, can you try to run the um the bot pie again.

B

Oh okay, we got an error, but that's fine.

C

B

C

A connection error, logging.

B

Into your static token, yeah verification failed.

C

A certificate local.

B

And I wonder if that's because of the complicated way I'm doing this.

C

uh No I think you're doing it in a best practices way. um China follow the trace back.

B

C

Those of you that kind of green at home certificates are.

A

C

I'm looking up the air.

B

It's a SSL certificate, apparently.

C

Avoid getting client certificate connect your arrow with discard.py on Mac. Thank you stack. Overflow. um Did this answer your question? Oh thank you for sending me down another rabbit hole basically navigate to your application's python, folder and double-click the install certificates command.

C

What cause maybe have you ever set up SSL for your python, nope yeah? That might be it because, because it's trying to authenticate with another thing, a PJ.

B

C

You at your headphones, it's.

B

Right here, I am a I, am a kitty.

C

Hi Dreamcast lover.

C

um It looks like you can also run it. You don't use what python version are you using hold.

B

On uh three three.

C

B

Do I need to update python.

C

No I don't think so. I'm just I'm I'm, looking at different issues here.

A

B

Might need to upgrade to Python 3 honestly.

C

If you do Python 3 Dash V, what does.

C

B

A lot comes up, that's.

C

Not what I expected, maybe not.

B

C

Right then, come on you.

B

Know what the problem? Oh, oh I, just turned on python hold on there we go okay, oh.

C

It's python dash dash version, sorry, there's no short, I, think I. Think Dash V is verbose and that's why we got a lot of stuff out of it.

A

C

Okay, so this was an arrow with 3.6, so I'm gonna keep scrolling through my stack overflow.

B

Yeah, so this is funny um when I'm, not in the virtual environment, I can't run it.

C

B

I can't run the bot.

C

Oh, so something went wrong with it. Did we install Discord in the virtual environment back that's.

B

Where that's what you're supposed to do, though, and then you get out and you should still be able to use the virtual environment, so the issue is we're having something where it's not understanding.

C

Okay, let's see I'm gonna, look through the installation again.

C

Yeah, according to the installation for the wrapper that we're using um it uses pip to install discord.py and then it sets I guess it sets up the virtual environment separately. um Bob, it is Bob. um So the problem we're having is that the bot's not working outside of the virtual environment.

A

C

Hip is working right outside of.

B

Yeah pip works fine, like if I type, if.

B

I'm having um it's fine.

C

Okay, maybe we have a permissions issue.

B

It's kind of interesting I feel like I haven't had this before, although one of the problems is I did the only thing I did different is I did some git stuff inside of the virtual environment, but that shouldn't be a problem.

C

Sorry reading stock overflow.

C

You deactivated the virtual environment right.

B

C

Working, let's see.

C

What's the error.

A

C

Not found right, yeah.

B

It's module now found well we're so yeah no module named Discord, so.

C

They smell like it's fine.

A

I'm, looking not.

C

Over there over here.

B

This is caused by the fact that the versions are configured to search for modules where you've installed them. We use the wrong installation of pip.

B

Multiple python interpreters, running pip May invoke. Oh.

B

C

Importing it or install it in the incorrect module I think do you.

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A

B

C

What you do install oh, outside of the virtual? Oh now, you sourced it. Okay.

B

Again, we're gonna get this certificate fail, but I think that's because we're in the virtual environment.

B

But then, when we're outside the virtual environment.

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C

Sorry, foreign.

C

's not in there.

B

And that's normal because we installed it in inside the virtual environment in the virtual environment, but normally we can access that virtual environment. While we're are.

C

You missing a step when you do that.

C

That's installed packages from a virtual environment.

C

Sorry, I don't have a lot of experience with.

B

Virtual yeah, and like really my only experience with it, is uh uh having done it for here virtual.

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Environment so.

B

You activate install packages.

B

You can now install as long as you don't close your terminal. Every python package that you'll install will end up in this isolated environment instead of global python site packages. So.

C

B

Don't have to worry about dependency conflicts when you're done working, you deactivate it. This means you've exited if you interact okay, so we need to be in the virtual environment. Somehow.

C

B

C

It on the outside of the virtual environment, I.

B

Guess and I wonder if this is something I never knew before Okay and like I just installed.

C

Were you always inside and never.

B

Like accidentally, I think it's that I installed everything globally before and.

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B

Making these virtual environments that don't matter at all.

C

That's why you have so many packages globally.

B

That's what it is: okay,.

C

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B

C

That we're actually having is the SSL certificate. Yes,.

B

So now that's good to know. um We got five minutes. Fatima.

C

uh Maybe we come back to it I kind of want to fix this five minutes.

B

Ssl certificate error, python vans.

C

uh Yeah I think we need a certificate.

B

If you want I have.

C

A so so um do you have a root python, folder.

C

But this is all 3.6 you have 3.10 I feel like it should be fixed by then python includes its own copy of openssl.

C

B

Apparently, a pseudo applications python install certificate command will fix it.

C

Instead of Trudeau, why don't you just manually go to Applications Python and click on the thing.

B

I don't know, do.

C

You want to do it.

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B

Me to do with sudo on my on my work. Computer seems like a.

C

Really good idea, I've seen that that suggestion everywhere, but I want to point out that it's specifically for python 3.6.

B

C

Yeah and that's yeah, that's the only thing where I'm like oh wait, I see one for 3.8 and they're telling them the same thing. So what that install certificates is based on my minimal research, it's.

A

C

Open SSL certificate, that's built into python python 3, and so it's asking you to install that certificate so that you can run like oauth with Discord. That's my I wish. There was someone on the stream that could correct me or validate me like that's. My assumption did.

B

You find it looks like I'm upgrading the certificate could not install packages due to an OS error cannot move the non-empty directory.

C

Wait I'm not seeing these errors.

B

I don't know, I got scared. I didn't want to put it up. um Oh because I found the install certificate command.

C

Okay, what did it say you did the pseudo command? No.

B

I didn't do the pseudo I navigated to it myself.

B

C

Doesn't have permission so it doesn't need sudo. Could you right click and install as administrator yeah.

B

I sure hope so.

C

Oh, you do not have the option. Yeah.

C

Yeah I, don't I, don't want to tell you to use the pseudo, but that does seem like a good option. Right now,.

B

So you told me to.

C

Do you have a time machine backup of your computer.

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B

uh Yeah, let's do that are.

C

You on Ventura.

B

uh um I turned two.

C

Oh, no, no you're, OS.

B

C

Because I think that that might be why it doesn't have permissions, because a lot of the permissions got reset.

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Think it's worthy.

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B

I didn't understand.

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B

You did you like, take a breath when I hit enter.

C

You know you can click on that and then open the open. The item in that in that window yeah uh not like that um like if you click the folder I, think you can like open item. Oh.

B

Yeah yeah, oh that's true, yeah yeah, yeah,.

C

If you right, click in the folder I forget how to do that. One there's so many things where you're like uh if you right click inside the folder. Oh! No, if you right click on the file, sorry I'm, like testing it as I'm telling.

B

C

And then at the bottom it says: open new item window.

B

B

So then, all I need to do is like LS uh get the name of it and.

C

Then run it correctly.

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C

If You tab: does it fill it out for yourself? Hopefully, I already hit it. Okay,.

C

uh All right, I guess I was hoping for like I was hoping.

B

Congratulations: yeah.

C

Like a like, a SSL, open SSL has been installed: oh yeah, so um yeah so python after 3.6 doesn't rely on Max SSL and it comes with its own open, SSL.

A

C

Have access to your root certificate so it like? Basically doesn't it needs this okay? Sadly, we got the same error again and.

B

A

B

Sense and that's time to be fair, we are way farther than I thought. We would today.

C

Run the bot um I. Do you.

B

Want to save your.

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B

C

I can't leave because there's changes yeah.

B

Yeah yeah and I.

C

Oh there we go.

B

This should work uh I, don't think. I have permission to.

C

Offer your file.

B

So my SSH is set up for work and having two SSH files on the same computer causes problems so I just have it set up to be that I can push to work so I'm gonna have to deal with that, but.

C

um It's all saved.

B

It's all saved locally, where it comes to worse I'm. Just you know copying and pasting a bunch of crap, but uh we did it that.

C

Was fun yeah I haven't done python in a while, so thank you for bearing with me no.

B

Honestly, you were such a big help and I really appreciate you being willing to jump on this with me um in the future. I'll probably be doing a lot of this alone, but uh I.

C

Think once you're having me, this was fun: yeah yeah.

B

uh Maybe we'll have you on again because, like you did so much work.

C

um I feel like I feel, like I've, pressured you really fast today.

B

I feel like someone at work is going to see us and be, like so Fatima told PJ, to run this pseudo Commander.

A

C

Through seven different chat like support requests so.

B

C

Have my receipts.

B

Yeah, this is not like, uh you know, delete system 32 from your Windows computer or anything. You know for.

C

The record I had terminal right access and I didn't do anything. Shady I.

B

Actually, that's very kind of.

C

B

Fatima, thank you for uh coming through I'm gonna hit that outro video and it's gonna be loud again, but we'll see you all next time, bye.