Description:
interactionstasks 1.0.0
Simple example, triggers every 3 seconds:
from interactions.ext.tasks import IntervalTrigger, create_task
@create_task(IntervalTrigger(3))
async def my_task():
print("hi")
my_task.start()
Multiple conditions (example will be improved when more triggers are added)
The task will only run every 5 seconds because every trigger needs to be ready
from interactions.ext.tasks import IntervalTrigger, create_task
@create_task(IntervalTrigger(3), IntervalTrigger(5))
async def my_task():
print("hi")
my_task.start()
To have the task run when any trigger is ready, use the OrTrigger.
The task will run every 3 and 5 seconds (it may run twice occasionally due to how timing works)
from interactions.ext.tasks import IntervalTrigger, OrTrigger, create_task
@create_task(OrTrigger(IntervalTrigger(3), IntervalTrigger(5)))
async def my_task():
print("hi")
my_task.start()
Classes are special, due to how functions turn into methods and other python black magic
There are two ways to properly do tasks in classes
The first way is to pass self when starting the task
Any args or kwargs passed to Task.start() will be prepended to the function
from interactions import Extension
from interactions.ext.tasks import IntervalTrigger, create_task
class Cog(Extension):
def __init__(self, client):
self.method.start(self)
@create_task(IntervalTrigger(1))
async def method(self):
print(self)
The other way is just to wrap the method manually
from interactions import Extension
from interactions.ext.tasks import IntervalTrigger, create_task
class Cog(Extension):
def __init__(self, client):
self.method = create_task(IntervalTrigger(1))(self.method)
self.method.start()
async def method(self):
print(self)
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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