botmaster | BOTMASTER : Making Twitter bots
kandi X-RAY | botmaster Summary
kandi X-RAY | botmaster Summary
The public API consists of four functions. The two with auth in their names are helpers for interacting with twitter.oauth.OAuth(/the whole OAuth thing). _auth is pretty simple--it takes four strings and gives you back an OAuth object. env_auth is a little more nuanced, but also more helpful. As the name suggests, it creates an OAuth object from values stored as environment variables. It takes strings, too, but the strings you pass it are the names of the variables containing the relevant credentials. It defaults to "access_token", "access_secret", "api_key", and "api_secret", because those make sense to me. (See below for more information on OAuth.). (You could also use (ahem) miniconfig for configuration, if you wanted to.). tweet and gen_tweet do the real work. They're both decorators, but they decorate different things. tweet takes a function that returns a string; gen_tweet takes a generator.
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I am trying to code a discord.js bot. Right now i am working on a tempmute system but can't seem to find out a way of removing a role from a user with only
their id to work with! I have searched around the interwebs but i couldn't seem to find anything that helped me.
ex. Discord.js docs and An idiots guide
My code:
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Answered 2018-Mar-13 at 20:35client.fetchUser(id)
returns a promise, and from that promise you'll get a user.
You can't remove roles from users. You need a GuildMember to remove a role.
Instead of: var unmute = client.fetchUser(Id)
, you'll need something like this:
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