Creating Cogs and Commands - Python Discord Bot

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How to add cog modules and more commands to a Python Discord Bot

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In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to create cogs in a Discord bot to make maintainable and scalable code and I will also show you how to make more advanced commands that take multiple or unlimited parameters.

The commands I will be showing you how to make in this video are a dice rolling command and a command to pick a random choice from a list of options.

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📺 In this video:
0:00 - Introduction
0:15 - Creating a Cog
3:06 - Adding Commands to a Cog
4:00 - Loading Cogs
6:30 - Adding a "Random" Cog
7:29 - Dice Roll Command
14:34 - Random Choice Command
18:35 - Conclusion

In future videos in this series, I will show you how you can:
* Implement a fancy Help Command
* Make a bot to welcome users
* Interact with other APIs to make useful bot features
* Much more

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tienzo - 23.12.2022 19:31

In the same file, can I put multiple commands inside 1 single class, something like Class Moderation() and inside moderation commands like ban, unban, mute etc?
Or should it be 1 command per class in the same file?

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Phobit - 30.08.2022 15:14

What exactly is the point of splitting cogs into different files? Is it only for better reading/structure? Why shouldn‘t I just put all my commands into one big cog alongside with the events (on_ready, on_message, etc alongside the commands.Cog.listener decorator)?

What are good criteria to split which commands go into one cog and which need a seperate cog file?

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