discord.Server.member_count, .created_at etc don't work for me

@bot.command() async def createdat(): server = discord.Server time = server.created_at await bot.say(time)

The above code returns no errors but only says in discord: '<property object at> ’ followed by a string of numbers and letters. Can someone explain why it isn’t returning a date/time? (i also put in member_count as that also does the exact same thing)

[Gorialis]

Please don’t copy and paste code around from the example sources. They serve as an example to make you understand how to structure your own code, not as a direct implementation resource.

The command linked does not serve the purpose you were originally trying to in your own code. Your original issue is that you assigning the discord.Server dataclass to your server variable when you actually want an instance.

Instances relating to the current context can be found from the Context instance that is optionally passed to commands. An example of a command passing context is shown in the example here.

From the How do I get the original message? FAQ entry, we know that when we pass context, we can use ctx.message to get the original message. Since this message is tied to the server, it has the Message.server attribute, so the Server in this context can be found through ctx.message.server.

Connecting these pieces together, the solution to your problem is to:

• Pass context using the keyword argument in the decorator (see the example)
• Use ctx.message.server to get the Server instance, rather than attempting to access the dataclass.

[tom-pettit]

@Tarek1337 i tried that and it still came up with the same error: ‘raise MissingRequiredArgument(’{0.name} is a required argument that is missing.‘.format(param)) discord.ext.commands.errors.MissingRequiredArgument: member is a required argument that is missing.’