CHANGE: Using pyre was stupid. I am stupid

requirements/common.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-Cython
 discord.py
 mysqlclient
 SQLAlchemy
-pyre2

utils/commands.py

@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@ Bot commands.
 """
 import logging
 from random import choice
-import re2
 
 from discord.ext import commands
+from discord import Intents
 from settings.config import IMAGE_TYPES, PERMISSIONS
 
 from utils.database import get_by_id, get_quotes, remove_quote, set_quote, count_quotes
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ from settings.config import PERMISSIONS, OW_API_CONFIG
 from utils.database import (count_quotes, get_by_id, get_quote_contains,
                             get_quotes, remove_quote, set_quote)
 
-client = commands.Bot(command_prefix='--')
+client = commands.Bot(command_prefix='--', intents=Intents.all())
 logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
 quote_id_stack = []
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ async def weather(bot: object, *location: str) -> str:
         (The weather command hansn't been set up properly, make sure you have `OPENWEATHER_API_TOKEN` set up")
     if location:
         location = str(location)
-        stripped = re2.sub(" ", "", location) # Strips all whitespace
+        stripped = location.replace(" ", "") # Strips all whitespace
         separated = stripped.split(',') # Splits between commas
         separated.pop(-1)
         separated[0] = separated[0][1:len(separated[0])]  # These two commands clean up input for the parser

utils/weather.py

@@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ from settings.config import OW_API_CONFIG
 
 import urllib.request
 import json
-import re2
 
 def geocode(city = 'curitiba', state = 'parana', country = 'BR') -> str:
     """
@@ -15,10 +14,10 @@ def geocode(city = 'curitiba', state = 'parana', country = 'BR') -> str:
         state = 'parana'
         country = 'BR'
     ow_gc_url = OW_API_CONFIG['gc_url']
-    ow_gc_url = re2.sub('<CITY>', city, ow_gc_url)
-    ow_gc_url = re2.sub('<STATE>', state, ow_gc_url)
-    ow_gc_url = re2.sub('<COUNTRY', country, ow_gc_url)
-    ow_gc_url = re2.sub('<API_ID>', OW_API_CONFIG['api_id'], ow_gc_url)
+    ow_gc_url = ow_gc_url.replace('<CITY>', city)
+    ow_gc_url = ow_gc_url.replace('<STATE>', state)
+    ow_gc_url = ow_gc_url.replace('<COUNTRY', country)
+    ow_gc_url = ow_gc_url.replace('<API_ID>', OW_API_CONFIG['api_id'])
 
     placedata = urllib.request.urlopen(ow_gc_url)
     placedata = placedata.read().decode()
@@ -31,9 +30,9 @@ def getweatherdata(lat, lon):
     Gets weather data based on coordinates
     """
     ow_wh_url = OW_API_CONFIG['wh_url']
-    ow_wh_url = re2.sub('<LAT>', lat, ow_wh_url)
-    ow_wh_url = re2.sub('<LON>', lon, ow_wh_url)
-    ow_wh_url = re2.sub('<API_ID>', OW_API_CONFIG['api_id'], ow_wh_url)
+    ow_wh_url = ow_wh_url.replace('<LAT>', lat)
+    ow_wh_url = ow_wh_url.replace('<LON>', lon)
+    ow_wh_url = ow_wh_url.replace('<API_ID>', OW_API_CONFIG['api_id'])
 
     weatherdata = urllib.request.urlopen(ow_wh_url)
     weatherdata = weatherdata.read().decode()