asyncio.wait_until()

[mrracoonman]

This is a short example of my code.

"imports and all that"

@bot.command(aliases=["p"])
async def play(ctx, *, arg=None):
    guild = ctx.guild
    voice_client: discord.VoiceClient = discord.utils.get(bot.voice_clients, guild=guild)
    channel = ctx.author.voice.channel
    print(f"Bot has connected to {channel}.")

    if arg == "__song__":
        audio_source = discord.FFmpegPCMAudio(
           __path to mp3 file__')
            print(f"__song__ is playing.")
        if not voice_client.is_playing():
            voice_client.play(audio_source, after=lambda e: print(f'__song__ has finished playing.'))
            await ctx.send("Starting now.")

And I've done a little research, but I wasn't able to find a way to use asyncio.wait_until() to wait until the voice_client is finished playing to do another voice_client.play(). Am I using it in the wrong scenario and if so, is there something I can do to suceed in what I'm wanting?

python 3.8

[lgaan]

As you can see, voice_client.play has an after parameter. This can be used to play another song upon the current .play call finishing.

[mrracoonman]

Would this work if I have several? Say 20-ish? Would I have to go into the after parameter of each one to do the next one?

[lgaan]

You can have some sort of loop management system which has a callback. Here is a pretty good playlist example gist