[ENHANCEMENT] Use Cogs to organize the bot's commands and functions better

[iHeroGH]

Cogs allow for each different set of commands to be organized in different files. Cogs also allow the bot to load and unload cogs at will (meaning you can make changes on GitHub, pull those changes into the bot, then reload the cog that was affected by the changes without having the bot go offline).

https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ext/commands/api.html?highlight=cogs#discord.ext.commands.Cog

[misslame]

I tried setting up cogs in the beginning but it wouldn't work and instead of continuing to try like a resilient and diligent engineer that I am, I didn't.

I WOULD LOVE if someone figured out how to get it working correctly.

[iHeroGH]

I tried setting up cogs in the beginning but it wouldn't work and instead of continuing to try like a resilient and diligent engineer that I am, I didn't.

Was it erroring or anything?

I WOULD LOVE if someone figured out how to get it working correctly.

Do you still have the original code so I can look at it :)

[misslame]

No I don't have the original code :( Might be in the commit history of one of the olllld branches. It was erroring for me.

[GuyWhoCode]

For future reference of anyone trying to work on implementing cogs:
https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ext/commands/cogs.html

• Working example from Discord.py