A robust and versatile solution for automated social interactions through Python.

1. Open cmd.
2. cd into your project directory.
3. Run the following commands below to make a subtree.

cd C:/PathToMyProject

git remote add -f Discord-AutoMessage https://github.com/NathanRLiu/Discord-AutoMessage

git merge -s ours --no-commit --allow-unrelated-histories Discord-AutoMessage/main

git read-tree --prefix=discAutoMsg/ -u Discord-AutoMessage/main

git commit -m "Merge Discord-AutoMessage as a subdirectory"

4. Run $ git pull -s subtree Discord-AutoMessage main to pull new changes
5. *Make sure you move creds.py from Discord-AutoMessage to your main project directory(PathToMyProject)

_{You can import from a python file within PathToMyProject by using import discAutoMsg.discord_automessage as discAutoMsg .}

1. Download the ZIP from the GitHub Repository.
2. Extract the ZIP.
3. Move the files to the same directory as your project.

1. Either one of the following:
   • Get your Discord authentication token and paste it into the config.py file OR
   • Put your email/password into the config.py file
2. You can now import the functions of the module by simply calling import discord-automessage
3. After importing the module, you can now reference its functions by calling discord-automessage.functionName, for example: discord-automessage.sendMessage(channelID,"Hello World!")

sendMessage(daChannelID, daMessage)

• daChannelID is a string which is passed as the ID of the channel.
• daMessage is a string which is passed as the content of the message.

sendReply(daChannelID, daMessage, msgToReply)

• daChannelID is a string or int which is passed as the ID of the channel.
• daMessage is a string which is passed as the content of the message.
• msgToReply is a string or int which is the messageID of the message to reply to

getMessages(daChannelID, daRange)

• daChannelID is a string which is passed as the ID of the channel.
• daRange is an int which denotes how many messages you want returned.

• For usage examples, check out my other project: https://github.com/NathanRLiu/SimpTron-3000