You could use the default Intents unless you have a particular one to specify. client = discord.Client(intents=discord.Intents.default()) As the first error message says, it is a keyword-only argument, so you cannot write discord.Client(discord.Intents.default()) without intents=. See Intents for more details.
I had this error and I used the json.dump the wrong way around: Correct way: with open(“Jello.json”, “w”) as json_file: json.dump(object_to_be_saved, json_file) Wrong way: I did it the other way around json.dump(json_file, object_to_be_saved)… Thanks Python.
I had some trouble with this as well. What you need to do is: Go to the Discord developer pages (login if you haven’t). Go to the application with the bot you want to add to your channel. Copy the Client/Application ID. Go to https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID_GOES_HERE&scope=bot&permissions=0 < You can set permissions for the bot here. Permissions … Read more
aiohttp.ClientSession() wants to be called inside a coroutine. Try moving your Client() initializer into any async def function
Updated answer for 2021 (discord.py 1.x – 2.x): discord.py currently supports Python 3.5 and up. If you receive a SyntaxError, it means you’re using an older version of Python and isn’t supported by discord.py. First, install a later version of Python (3.8.x is preferred as of this message), and run python3.8 bot.py or py -3.8 … Read more
Discord pushed a new change that changes the overwrites object. Just reinstall the latest version of Discord.py python3 -m pip install -U discord.py That’s it.