How to create a Discord bot with Python: Part 7 - Cogs it is!
Earlier, we created a Python Discord bot using discord.py library, and the bot API. Now, we move on to Cogs, setup a nicer structure for our code, and have a talk on measuring test coverage. No real changes to how the bot works this time, we concentrate on nice form and some tips.
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Code can be found from here: https://github.com/crystoll/discord_bot
You can make a clone of it, study it, play with it. Note that code is ahead of this video since when I make new ones, I push them on top of old ones. Read the README file for instructions on how you can check out the code for a specific session. If you just want to see the final result - so far - no need to go back in time, the final commit is always the best available at the time.
Here are the links in the video:
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/mo...
https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/
https://coverage.readthedocs.io/
Note: I created a short video to show how you can use git commands to find the code for each episode: • Discord Bot Series bonus episode: How...
