I want to make a command something like [prefix]restart
so that my bot doesn't go offline with every little update I make.
If you are in the repl, Press Ctrl-Enter. Fast restart and virtually 0 downtime. (1-2 seconds)
Make a command only you can use called restart. Then use await client/bot.logout... If you are hosting using repl it will automatically restart
@JoshuaGottfried this does log my bot out which is half the job but does not reactivate it
@SpaceFire Hmmmmmm. Could you send me the code via Discord? Nuggets#0001
i have an idea run a flask server in one tread: make repl run start.sh on start and have that start keep_alive.py which makes a flask server then runs it in a thred then start main.py and have the restart command use os.system('python main.py') and then on the newline exit()
so the restart command would look ike this:
import os
# -- rest of code--
#restart command
os.system('python main.py')
exit()
so then the thread is always running but the bot can restart itself
@Codemonkey51 That would cause recursion.
Not a fork bomb, but nested copy's.
Just make 2 different threads one handles the bot restart another one handles the bot itself.
I actually don't think this is possible.
Might want to look at crosis