I’m developing a bot using Discord.py and I want it to leave a server if the owner misuses its features. My specific questions are:
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How can I implement this functionality from another server? For example, in my main server (let’s call it ServerA), I want to type a command like !exit ‘ServerB’ when I notice misuse in ServerB. Upon executing, the bot should respond with a message indicating, “I have been instructed to leave this server by the administrator,” before exiting.
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Is this capability feasible?
I appreciate any assistance you can provide for this project!
To implement this, you can set up a command that takes a server’s name or ID as a parameter. You’ll need to make sure your bot has the right privileges across both servers. Ideally, you should have a list or dictionary mapping server names to their IDs so your command can easily reference the correct server. Also, implement proper authorization within the bot command to ensure only you or designated admins can make it leave a server. Logging the event is also a good practice, as it allows you to keep track of when and why the bot left a server for future reference.
Hey DancingBird, Yes it’s possible! You’d need to use the command handling part of Discord.py to detect a message in ServerA, then have the bot leave ServerB with something like bot.get_guild(server_id).leave()
. Remember to include necessary checks or permissions so it’s not misused accidentally!