Cog Actions
So, my bot is running the cog-like system. However, I was wondering if there was a way to run actions on the entire cog.
For example:
Unloading the cog
Loading the cog
Reloading the cog
(at runtime, through a command, and not just commenting things out and such)
Apologies if I missed something in the guide that stated how to do this.
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first of all I will assume you followed https://www.sapphirejs.dev/docs/Guide/additional-information/implenenting-a-discordpy-like-cog-system
If you did then just like how you call
register you can also call deregisgter https://www.sapphirejs.dev/docs/Documentation/api-pieces/classes/StoreRegistry#deregister
Alternatively you can loop through all the stores held in the particular StoreRegistry (cog) and call store.unloadAll()...Sapphire Framework
Implementing a discord.py like Cog system | Sapphire
Developer who come from the Python ecosystem may be familiar with the "[Cog]" system that discord.py has implemented.
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Solution
first of all I will assume you followed https://www.sapphirejs.dev/docs/Guide/additional-information/implenenting-a-discordpy-like-cog-system
If you did then just like how you call
register you can also call deregisgter https://www.sapphirejs.dev/docs/Documentation/api-pieces/classes/StoreRegistry#deregister
Alternatively you can loop through all the stores held in the particular StoreRegistry (cog) and call store.unloadAll()Sapphire Framework
Implementing a discord.py like Cog system | Sapphire
Developer who come from the Python ecosystem may be familiar with the "[Cog]" system that discord.py has implemented.
Thank you!
I should mention that if you go the
deregister route and this is a dynamic process then you should reference the source code of @sapphire/pieces (the docs link to it under "defined in") for re-registering and call similar code. Seeing as before you would've used registerPath
I'm not 100% sure if flipping deregister and register with work OOTB
but it's definitely possible. You'll just have to leverage some of the more internal-ish methods.
which uh... is kind of a fact for a cog like system anywayI guess I'll try it out and get back to you. Once again, thank you for your time <a:TE_bowOwO:992357122631282749>