channel.js | Simple Javascript front-end for Django Channels apps | Websocket library

Managed to do it. I decided to create new channel for a single post, that will be determined by id. So here is my post_channel.rb (! not a postS_channel.rb):

When you have a try/except in your code, Python will try to execute the code, and if there is and error he will execute the code in the except section. So a code in the try section may be not executed.

In your code, the things which could raise an error are :

You used whats supposedly meant a variable log_channel for a function call, which isn't defined anywhere, because your function is called get_logchannel.

Just replace log_channel with the actual function name in your help command and you should be good to go

The way you are requesting the log channel seems to be wrong.

You actually have to open your JSON file again and look for log_channel[str(ctx.guild.id).

Here is an example on how it could work:

There are several immediate problems that are keeping this from functioning.

• You're only referencing get_channel, not calling it. The channel's ID isn't equal to the function itself, so the message is never sent. You want get_channel(client, message).
• Your on_message event ensures that your command never gets called.
• You attempt to use ctx.send() instead of ctx.channel.send().
• Channel IDs are integers, but command arguments are always read in as strings. Without converting the argument to an integer, comparing it against a channel's ID will always return False.

In addition, there are several things you could improve:

• The get_channel function doesn't ever use client, so you could alter your function definition to simply get_channel(message).
• Furthermore, channel IDs are globally unique, so you don't need to save the guild ID in order to unambiguously identify a channel.
• It would be more efficient not to read the whole file every time you need to check for an ID.
• The has_permissions check doesn't check anything if you supply it no arguments, so in your code it does nothing.
• You probably don't want your bot to respond to its own messages.

Here's an improved version that reads a saved file on startup, if one exists. It then keeps the IDs as a set in memory, and only opens the file when it needs to add a new ID.

If I am right, your actual JSON is

If you read the documentation you could see that on_ready does not take any arguments. It's not possible to pass in ctx.

Also, what are you trying to do? A welcome command? There is a function called on_member_join, look into that if you are trying to do what I think you are trying to accomplish.

try it:

args is an object. So, you should be using args.amount (the key is amount) or use object destructuring to get the amount argument.