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Fix Pipfile dependencies
[UPDATE] Ignored a silly rule from flake8.
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| async def get_snek(self, name: str = None) -> Dict[str, Any]: | ||
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You should bring back the docstring - why'd you remove it?
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| If "python" is given as the snake name, you should return information about the programming language, but with | ||
| all the information you'd provide for a real snake. Try to have some fun with this! | ||
| elif len(name) > 0: |
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That can just be an else:
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| The information includes the name of the snake, a picture of the snake, and various other pieces of info. | ||
| What information you get for the snake is up to you. Be creative! | ||
| if name is None or len(name) == 0: |
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You could replace this entire thing with if not name:
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| 'venomous': snake['venomous'], | ||
| 'image': snake['image'] | ||
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If this is how the information is stored, then you could just return snake, there's no need to repackage the dict into another dict.
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I see what you mean, I think I did that because I have different information for the Python Language. I guess I would only need to change snake if they entered python if I'm correct.
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Well, no, I mean, the keys you're placing into the dict match the keys that you're pulling out of the snake dict. It's just redundant.
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Not needed, but nothing wrong with having it.
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| if movie_name is None or len(movie_name) == 0: |
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Again, could use if not movie_name:
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| for movie in movies_dict.values(): | ||
| embed.add_field(name=movie['title'], value=f"bot.movies('{movie['title'].lower()}')\n\n") |
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Maybe .title() this instead of .lower() this?
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| embed.set_thumbnail(url="https://i.imgur.com/dB38NwN.png") | ||
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| elif len(movie_name) > 0: |
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Again, could just be else
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| title=movies_dict[movie_name]['title'], |
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This will break if the movie isn't in the dict, or it isn't entirely lowercase. Should fix that.
| If "python" is given as the snake name, you should return information about the programming language, but with | ||
| all the information you'd provide for a real snake. Try to have some fun with this! | ||
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| snake = snakes_dict[name.lower()] |
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This will break if the snake isn't in the dict.
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How can I send an error message to the discord chat if this is just a normal function?
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Maybe look into exception handling?
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So should it just not prompt the user if the snake cannot be found?
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Of course it should. But you can't send the message directly from this method.
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If it doesn't exist, could I return snake as a string and test if it is a string in get() and just send a message if it is.
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You might prefer to return None or something, but yes
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If I do None it returns a random snake, so I'm not sure what I would do.
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Well, the approach is up to you. Do what works for you.
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