Basic moderation commands

cnpryer / peef

A discord bot with uncompensated personality

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Basic moderation commands #2

Open cnpryer opened 3 years ago

cnpryer commented 3 years ago

/kick user: [user] reason: [reason]
/ban user: [user] reason: [reason]
/warn user: [user] reason: [reason]
/assign user: [user] role: [role]
/assign me role: [role]

ObiWanRohan commented 3 years ago

What roles do we allow to run these commands?

cnpryer commented 3 years ago

@mod for everything @everyone for /assign me

ObiWanRohan commented 3 years ago

The Message object contains the Author property, which points to a User. Getting a User's roles for a guild seems a bit complicated.

Here's the list of steps I think needs to be done.

Fetch the Author userID and Channel ID from the message
Fetch the Channel object using the Channel ID and get the Guild ID from the Channel
Fetch the Members list for the Guild using Guild.Members and match the User in the memberlist
Use the Member.Roles property and determine if the user has the mod role.

Do you see an easier way for now?

cnpryer commented 3 years ago

I’ll look into this. One thing I’ve noticed is that well designed bots reduce the amount of requests sent to discord’s API. I wonder if certain data exists in the interaction we receive.

A little off topic but we’d want to make sure we have some kind of fundamental design for handling making requests and avoiding them. Maybe we keep this in mind as we start building out our discord API usage.