0.7.0

New Stuff

Permissions! #5 discord/discord-api-docs#2737 Documentation coming soon, but here's an overview:

• New attribute: Command.default_permission (settable in kwargs) determines whether the command is enabled for all users by default.
• New method: Command.add_perm is probably the main mechanism for setting permissions. add_perm(target, perm) infers the target guild ID and type of target from the target.guild.id and isinstance(target, ...) respectively; add_perm(target, perm, None) sets the perm as the default for all guilds; add_perm(discord.Object(id), perm, guild, type) lets you set the perm by ID alone, but you have to provide guild and type information.
• New method: SlashBot.register_permissions registers locally set permissions with the API. Calling with a guild ID will set permissions for that guild (which can span commands outside it).
• New event: on_slash_permissions is dispatched once immediately after the initial register_commands and by default just calls register_permissions. Override this with @client.event and use add_perm to register permissions before finally calling register_permissions at the end of the event handler to set permissions dynamically.
• New decorator: @slash.permit is a shortcut to Command.add_perm. Probably best used with static things like owner IDs.
• New attribute: Command.permissions is a CommandPermissionsDict that keeps track of all permissions for this command.
• New enum: ApplicationCommandPermissionType indicates role or user permissions.

Changes

• /names in demo_bot.py uses an embed in an ephemeral response to show that they can be used there now.
• /stop in same file uses on_slash_permissions and add_perm to demonstrate them, replacing the check_owner check.

Fixes

• PartialObject is annotated as having a guild attribute that is a discord.Object.
• SlashBot is annotated as having its slash: Set[Command] attribute.