async def pinit(self, ctx, name, pid):
"""
`!pinit` _ `course name` _ _ `piazza id` _
**Usage:** !pinit <course name> <piazza id>
**Examples:**
`!pinit CPSC221 ke1ukp9g4xx6oi` creates a CPSC221 Piazza instance for the server
*Only usable by TAs and Profs
"""
self.bot.d_handler.piazza_handler = PiazzaHandler(
name, pid, PIAZZA_EMAIL, PIAZZA_PASSWORD, ctx.guild)
# dict.get defaults to None so KeyError is never thrown
for channel in self.piazza_dict.get("channels"):
self.bot.d_handler.piazza_handler.add_channel(channel)
self.piazza_dict["course_name"] = name
self.piazza_dict["piazza_id"] = pid
self.piazza_dict["guild_id"] = ctx.guild.id
writeJSON(self.piazza_dict, "data/piazza.json")
response = f"Piazza instance created!\nName: {name}\nPiazza ID: {pid}\n"
response += "If the above doesn't look right, please use `!pinit` again with the correct arguments"
await ctx.send(response)
def piazza_start(self):
if all(field in self.piazza_dict
for field in ("course_name", "piazza_id", "guild_id")):
self.bot.d_handler.piazza_handler = PiazzaHandler(
self.piazza_dict["course_name"], self.piazza_dict["piazza_id"],
PIAZZA_EMAIL, PIAZZA_PASSWORD, self.piazza_dict["guild_id"])
# dict.get will default to an empty tuple so a key error is never raised
# We need to have the empty tuple because if the default value is None, an error is raised (NoneType object
# is not iterable).
for ch in self.piazza_dict.get("channels", tuple()):
self.bot.d_handler.piazza_handler.add_channel(int(ch))