Using Python Requests to Send Discord Messages

Welcome to today's tutorial where we dive into the world of Discord automation using Python! In this video, we'll uncover how to send messages to a Discord channel using the requests library, all done manually without relying on any official Discord tools. Whether you're a beginner with no prior knowledge or an experienced coder looking to expand your skills, this guide is tailored for you.

We'll start by exploring the Discord channel created specifically for this tutorial, and then we'll break down the process of sending messages using Python. By analyzing how requests are sent when a message is dispatched, we'll gain valuable insights into crafting our own Python script to achieve the same.

What you'll learn:

How to set up a Discord channel for testing
Understanding the requests library in Python
Analyzing how messages are sent in Discord
Writing a Python script to send messages to a Discord channel
Tips and tricks for manual handling without official Discord tools

This tutorial is designed to be simple and straightforward, making it accessible for Python enthusiasts at all levels. Join us as we explore the exciting possibilities of automation and coding. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave your comments below!

Note: This method is unofficial and should be used responsibly. Always adhere to Discord's terms of service.

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[rugmaable]

you are a saver. Your tutorial is straight to the point. You are really doing an amazing job.

[cmrncrick]

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you!

[ultrapluton]

could you please make a video on how can you incorporate slash (/) commands with this since the message is getting sent but the bot action is not being taken

[bfgfyvk]

import requests


url = "place you want to send"

payload ={
"content" : "content of what you want to send"
}

headers = {
"Authorization" : "token"
}

res = requests.post(url, payload, headers=headers)

[MuhaPale]

how can you incorporate slash (/) commands with this since the message is getting sent but the bot action is not being taken

[ragingscout]

thx man i just made the infinite pinging script :)

[Alphairy]

is this possible also if you are just a member of the discord server?

[SiddharthNarula]

Hey!
This is an awesome video
But I put the code in a for loop like this -
for i in range(12550, 13000):
payload = {
"content" : str(i)
}
res = requests.post(url, payload, headers=headers)
sleep(1)

And every 5th message is not being sent.
Can someone please explain why?

[industrialdishwasher]

how do a make it send a list like a "for loop" but one message at a time and not the whole list at once

[sanjaydotzdr]

Thank you for this. Is there any way to do delete messages?

[criticols]

My code does not work at line 1 "import requests". I'm assuming I do not have the requests stuff to import, how can I fix this

[maira]

hi, this can be programmed to send the message every 8 hours or so?

[xx_sad_dam_whose_sane_xx]

Does this work even if you close the discord app? Like if i just wanted to send a message but my client wasn't opened, not only minimized but completely exited

[leloth]

Hi, great tutorial, only when I try it, it is saying that there is "No module named 'requests' "

[kfsman-b]

very good tutorial, but how do i use more tokens to send messages

[qxr]

What about reading messages in a channel?

[JJReselling]

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[ethanf]

i understand slash commands are harder. but nobody will elaborate on the code requirements to run it. i clearly can already send a message, so why not explain/show how to run slash commands with this system?
even if someone has a link to an explanation, id take it....

[duzngduzng]

How can I send multiple ''tokens'' for different message contents like message content options for each token ???

[mishigo]

how can I make this automatically reply