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Hello developer!
Can the source code for this client be modified for me?
Here's what I mean: I'll download the source code for the client, and I'll try to fix the bugs. If I can fix at least one bug, can I create a repository on github? (I'll list the author and original repository)
The most of Discord bots are expected to provide "mute" and "ban" commands. Their implementation involves juggling with parsing strings just to get so-much-desired duration.
Formats:
"3w 1d 11 [many spaces]h \t30m 20s 5ms"
Methods:
- duration.toWeeks() -> float
- duration.toDays() -> float
- duration.toMinutes() -> float
- duration.toSeconds() -> float
- duration.toMilliseconds()
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I got all requirements and followed all the steps, but when I opened rtb.py, nothing happens! it says
Unable to read Config file.
Importing necessary modules and checking installations.
RTBFiles directory not found.
downloading config,json
and then, nothing happens. can someone help?
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In
serenity::builder::CreateEmbed
it saysHowever, the documentation for
ChannelId::send_message
doesn't have the promised example:![Screenshot_20200714_111158](https://user-images.githubuserco