GitHub and Microsoft, thanks for the down time so it is not possible for me to solve the issue #1.

Thanks for the down time at a very best moment.

To do:

• Wait until GitHub is fully operate again.
• GitHub Codespaces (Cloud deployment/building).
• Git Operations (local git usage).
• GitHub Pages (pages for projects).
• Issues (How could this be made?).
• Pull Requests (Again?).

It would be cool for something like /time country: to exist. Lets say, you live in america and want to check the time in Greece, you would use that command and it would tell you the time.

A bit of a useless command but i dont know how to add it myself

This is just a suggestion, but what if we made something for Articuno to process and forward official pokémon news our sources can be the official Twitter page along with Celebi.net and other credible sources related to Pokémon.

Use a Pokemon papi or something...don't use json...an api is much faster than 30k lines of json :/

Add a emoji stealer command again. I miss it.

There is a typo in the stats command, its "stat"

Heya! I noticed while exploring some interactions.py repos to look some inspiration on how implementing help command... your /help command wouldn't index last commands since you're using multiples of 10 in your i var, so it'd orphan some commands, like if you have 36 commands, embed only shows 30 commands instead. Then those commands aren't sorted alphabetically globally, but per pages.

I tried to patch using what I've wrote similarly, but with languages index, and it works properly. Below is my patch, feel free to use it :D

@interactions.slash_command(
    name="help",
    description="Get a list of all available commands."
)
async def help(self, ctx: interactions.SlashContext) -> None:
    """Get a list of all available commands."""
    help_list = []
    commands = sorted(self.client.application_commands,
                      key=lambda x: str(x.name))

    for i in range(0, len(commands), 10):
        listed = []
        for command in commands[i:i + 10]:
            cmd_name = f"/{command.name}"
            group_name = f" {command.group_name}" if command.group_name else ""
            sub_cmd_name = f" {command.sub_cmd_name}" if command.sub_cmd_name else ""
            name = f"{cmd_name}{group_name}{sub_cmd_name}"
            description = command.sub_cmd_description if command.sub_cmd_name else command.description
            listed.append(interactions.EmbedField(name=name, value=description))

        help_list.append(
            interactions.Embed(
                title="List of available commands.",
                color=0x7CB7D3,
                thumbnail=interactions.EmbedAttachment(
                    url=self.client.user.avatar.url),
                fields=listed
            )
        )

    paginator = Paginator.create_from_embeds(
        self.client, *help_list, timeout=30)
    await paginator.send(ctx)

For this, I used range() as it will do the same job with i = 0; i +=1 stuff, but better and makes the code even smaller.

Rewrite exts.core.

Current planned:

• eval.py
  • Support autocomplete when using slash command.
  • Remove codeblock on response.
  • Strip codeblock when using prefixed $eval.

This will be solved in the next Pull Request.
Basically, just some simple stuffs:

• Use json and create a guild ID list.
• if else statement check for every command.
• if returns True, deny the request. If not, run.