Rewrote readme, cogs can now be put into a list.

README.md

@@ -1,7 +1,41 @@
 # Sebi-Machine
-Guild-bot
+Dedicated discord bot for Sebi's bot tutorial.
 
-Needs discord rewrite module.
+http://discord.gg/GWdhBSp
+
+## Important things to know
+
+This bot extends the rewrite version of discord.py. A couple of variables have been added to give you easy access to a couple of objects listed here.
+
+> self.ownerlist
+
+self.ownerlist can be used to retrieve a `list` of user ID's. (`int`). Those ID's belong to contributors.
+> self.defaultprefix
+
+self.defaultprefix can be used to retrieve a `str` object of the default prefix. 
+> self.version
+
+self.version can be used to retrieve a `float` which represent the version number of the bot.
+> self.display_name
+
+self.display_name returns a `str` which represent the display_name of the bot.
+> self.mainenance
+
+self.maintenance is equal to `True` or `False`. If you would like to exclude code in the master branch, use this.
 Make sure this one is installed.
+example:
+```py
+if self.mainenance:
+    print('I am in the development branch')
 
-When you add your cog makesure to add it also in the bot initial fase. Which can be found in run.py.
+if not self.mainenance:
+    print('I am in the master branch)
+```
+
+## Initialize a cog
+Cogs can be placed in `./src/cogs`. Overall the `src` folder is the place to put code in.
+Make sure to update the `requirements.txt` and it is important to add the name of your cog file into the `cogs.txt` list. Otherwise it may turn out that your cog wont load.
+
+## Update source code
+There is a git command available provided by Dusty. `S!git pull` should pull the latest commits into the docker container. Make sure afterwards to reload the cog.
+If you are stuck in any way shape or form you can always contact anyone who works on this project. Dont forget to check `S!help`.

cogs.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+example
+upload
+git

run.py

@@ -23,10 +23,11 @@ class SebiMachine(commands.Bot, LoadConfig):
 
         # Load plugins
         # Add your cog file name in this list
-        cogs = ['example', 'upload', 'git']
-
+        with open('cogs.txt', 'r') as cog_file:
+            cogs = cog_file.readlines()
         for cog in cogs:
-            print(cog)
+            print(f'Loaded:{cog}')
+            cog = cog.replace('\n', '')
             self.load_extension(f'src.cogs.{cog}')
 
     async def on_ready(self):