This creates a central location to store external API tokens that can be used between cogs without requiring each cog to be loaded for it to work.
A new set option for `[p]set api` is created to assist in forming bot readable API token locations.
This also updates the Streams cog to utilize the central database.
Tokens are moved from the old data locations in core cogs on load.
Allows cog creators to explain clearly why a cog cannot load by raising `redbot.core.errors.CogLoadError`. Instead of having to check in the console what's wrong, the message will directly be sent in the context channel.
Resolves#2094.
This command needs some more fixing and cleaning up than this, this is just a simple bugfix which gets it mostly working for now.
Signed-off-by: Toby Harradine <tobyharradine@gmail.com>
* Implements our required subset of PEP 440 in redbot.core.VersionInfo
* Added unit tests for version string parsing and comparisons
Signed-off-by: Toby Harradine <tobyharradine@gmail.com>
* Uses classmethods to create predicates
* Classmethods allow using a combination of different parameters to describe context
* Some predicates assign a captured `result` to the predicate object on success
* Added `ReactionPredicate` equivalent to `MessagePredicate`
* Added `utils.menus.start_adding_reactions`, a non-blocking method for adding reactions asynchronously
* Added documentation
* Uses these new utils throughout the core bot
Happened to also find some bugs in places, and places where we were waiting for events without catching `asyncio.TimeoutError`
Signed-off-by: Toby Harradine <tobyharradine@gmail.com>
API changes:
- Cogs must now inherit from `commands.Cog` (see #2151 for discussion and more details)
- All functions which are not decorators in the `redbot.core.checks` module are now deprecated in favour of their counterparts in `redbot.core.utils.mod`. This is to make this module more consistent and end the confusing naming convention.
- `redbot.core.checks.check_overrides` function is now gone, overrideable checks can now be created with the `@commands.permissions_check` decorator
- Command, Group, Cog and Context have some new attributes and methods, but they are for internal use so shouldn't concern cog creators (unless they're making a permissions cog!).
- `__permissions_check_before` and `__permissions_check_after` have been replaced: A cog method named `__permissions_hook` will be evaluated as permissions hooks in the same way `__permissions_check_before` previously was. Permissions hooks can also be added/removed/verified through the new `*_permissions_hook()` methods on the bot object, and they will be verified even when permissions is unloaded.
- New utility method `redbot.core.utils.chat_formatting.humanize_list`
- New dependency [`schema`](https://github.com/keleshev/schema)
User-facing changes:
- When a `@bot_has_permissions` check fails, the bot will respond saying what permissions were actually missing.
- All YAML-related `[p]permissions` subcommands now reside under the `[p]permissions acl` sub-group (tbh I still think the whole cog has too many top-level commands)
- The YAML schema for these commands has been changed
- A rule cannot be set as allow and deny at the same time (previously this would just default to allow)
Documentation:
- New documentation for `redbot.core.commands.requires` and `redbot.core.checks` modules
- Renewed documentation for the permissions cog
- `sphinx.ext.doctest` is now enabled
Note: standard discord.py checks will still behave exactly the same way, in fact they are checked before `Requires` is looked at, so they are not overrideable.
Signed-off-by: Toby Harradine <tobyharradine@gmail.com>
* [i18n] Use redgettext over pygettext
* Clear out autogenerated `messages.pot` files
* Remove redundant `regen_messages.py` files
* Refactor `generate_strings.py` to use redgettext
* Install redgettext in Travis Crowdin job
* Clean up some problematic usages of gettext function
* Reformat
* Replace generate_strings.py with Makefile argument
* Update to redgettext 2.1, use exclusion pattern
Signed-off-by: Toby Harradine <tobyharradine@gmail.com>
* Handle missing cogs correctly, add some helpful algorithms
For cog loading, only show "cog not found" if the module in question was the one
that failed to import. ImportErrors within cogs will show an error as they should.
- deduplicator, benchmarked to be the fastest
- bounded gather and bounded async as_completed
- tests for all additions
* Requested changes + wrap as_completed instead
So I went source diving and realized as_completed works the way I want it to,
and I don't need to reinvent the wheel for cancelling tasks that remain
if the generator is `break`ed out of. So there's that.
* Switch RPC libs for websockets support
* Implement RPC handling for core
* Black reformat
* Fix docs for build on travis
* Modify RPC to use a Cog base class
* Refactor rpc server reference as global
* Handle cogbase unload method
* Add an init call to handle mutable base attributes
* Move RPC server reference back to the bot object
* Remove unused import
* Add tests for rpc method add/removal
* Add tests for rpc method add/removal and cog base unloading
* Add one more test
* Black reformat
* Add RPC mixin...fix MRO
* Correct internal rpc method names
* Add rpc test html file for debugging/example purposes
* Add documentation
* Add get_method_info
* Update docs with an example RPC call specifying parameter formatting
* Make rpc methods UPPER
* Black reformat
* Fix doc example
* Modify this to match new method naming convention
* Add more tests
* Cleanup quotes in cogs
* More quote cleanup that I missed
fixed a little bit of grammar here and there as well.
* [V3 Warnings] Change allowcustomreasons docstring
To help not confuse users who would believe that the command would use allow or disallow.
* Run black reformat
* implements local whitelist/blacklist which had unused bot.db settings
This includes a role listing
* format pass
* Update core_commands.py
* .
* black format pass
* [V3 Fuzzy search] fix several issues with this feature
* Make it check if parent commands are hidden
* Check if compiler available in setup.py
* Let's just compile a dummy C file to check compiler availability
* Add a missing import + remove unneeded code
