Async replit-bot

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Now I just need to try this wonderful creation of yours. And Ray said it’s okay so I can try a little bot without getting in trouble.

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yay! I really want others to try it

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hopefully you make it soon, I wanna see what you make

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BTW if you wanted to make a bot like @anon40284853 or @JayAySeaOhBee14 I made official docs

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Sadly I can’t make a Repl that’s always on so a bot would be limited. Unless I used a spare computer. I doubt a bot doing text-based stuff would take much data.

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Wow! Very nice site for those docs and a custom domain too!

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Thank you! @dragonhunter1 helped me

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yeah sorry about that :frowning: I checked and with always on, my repl takes up 0.4 GiB rn

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Hey! Are you saying there wern’t any before? =P

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basically run bot.run() at the bottom

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So, I feel kinda dumb asking this but what does the new update actually do?

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Adds asyncio functionality. Can make it more effectent.

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But what does that mean?

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As dragonhunter said, efficency. It (maybe, I’m not sure) probably burns less egress now if I had to guess, and might respond faster.

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If @bigminiboss did use my caching system and the event system is concurrent, then it will send less requests and be more fast and efficient.

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ik but what is asyncio?

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did caching system :smiley: also added a session system and a bigger grouping system

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we have an update! you can now use it in chat! link can you please tell me more feature requests?

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I just realized your pypi page is still empty. (replit-bot · PyPI) You should add your git repo, a short description, your README and your docs. (So that people like me won’t find the package and think nothing of it since it has 0 info, and then make their own package, and later find out your package existed all along)

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