Lavalink | Standalone audio sending node based on Lavaplayer | Bot library

You mapping is wrong you declared the port but didn't mapped it to you localhost port. change this

The := syntax (i.e., the assignment expression) was introduced in Python 3.8 (see, e.g., https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.8.html), and according to the traceback you've shared, you're running Python 3.7.

If you want your script to run on this older version, you'll have to rewrite it to not use this syntax. For example, you could extract the assignment out of the if's condition:

It all depends on what your goal is- and I was unclear on this when writing my answer, so bear with me. If your goal is to create a new embed field for every single enqueued track as they come, store a referenced to the embed and just use the .add_field() method like you do.

That being said, if you're looking to have one field with a list of enqueued tracks, you might consider trying a generator like so.

You have two ways:

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Type this in yout terminal:

Add this before installing the jdk :

Install child process npm i child-process this allows you to execute shell comands

give the exec function as first parameter your command

• exec("cd ~/ && java -jar Myjar_file.jar

• cd ~/ goes in the directory where your jar file is

• java -jar Myjar_file.jar executes your jar file

• the && executes your commands consecutevely first the one before then the one after

Example

Here's an example:

I would recommend you try this video as it gives a better example that works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1DEos_9dJo.

I usually get the 'Nonetype' error when someone tries to play something but the command still works perfectly fine. I usually ignore this error because all of the music commands I use on my bot work perfectly fine with it.

The video also has a github repo so you can test to see if it works.

You also need to install the python bindings with pip install lavalink in the same environment you are using for the project.

Edit:

ok, so you need to understand how environments work. basically the problem here is that you installed lavalink in one environment but then you are using another environment to run your code. How do I see this? Because in the error I read C:\Users\grmap\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37... so this means that you are using an installation of Python that it's not the Anaconda installation.

In a terminal you can check what python you are using in windows by typing where python.

When you install something with pip you should make sure that you are using the pip.exe from the environment where you want to install the package, otherwise the interpreter will not find it.

With Anaconda you can create environment with conda create -n myenv python=3.7 and activate it with conda activate myenv Then you can install your packages there. In PyCharm you will then need to select the correct environemnt interpreter.

I am not familiar with pyenv, but basically that's not needed if you use an anaconda enviroment. The concept is the same though, you need to activate an environment or directly point to the correct pip.exe, which in your case will be somewhere in C:\Users\grmap\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37\.

This is the thing, every environment has its own python.exe and pip.exe and set of packages.