Rule

class praw.models.Rule(reddit: praw.Reddit, subreddit: Optional[praw.models.Subreddit] = None, short_name: Optional[str] = None, _data: Optional[Dict[str, str]] = None)

An individual Rule object.

Typical Attributes

Note

This table describes attributes that typically belong to objects of this class. PRAW dynamically provides the attributes that Reddit returns via the API. Since those attributes are subject to change on Reddit’s end, PRAW makes no effort to document any new/removed/changed attributes, other than to instruct you on how to discover what is available. As a result, this table of attributes may not be complete. See Determine Available Attributes of an Object for detailed information.

If you would like to add an attribute to this table, feel free to open a pull request.

Attribute	Description
`created_utc`	Time the rule was created, represented in Unix Time.
`description`	The description of the rule, if provided, otherwise a blank string.
`kind`	The kind of rule. Can be `"link"`, `comment"`, or `"all"`.
`priority`	Represents where the rule is ranked. For example, the first rule is at priority `0`. Serves as an index number on the list of rules.
`short_name`	The name of the rule.
`violation_reason`	The reason that is displayed on the report menu for the rule.

__init__(reddit: praw.Reddit, subreddit: Optional[praw.models.Subreddit] = None, short_name: Optional[str] = None, _data: Optional[Dict[str, str]] = None): Initialize a Rule instance.

mod() → praw.models.reddit.rules.RuleModeration

Contain methods used to moderate rules.

To delete "No spam" from r/test try:

reddit.subreddit("test").rules["No spam"].mod.delete()

To update "No spam" from r/test try:

reddit.subreddit("test").removal_reasons["No spam"].mod.update(
    description="Don't do this!", violation_reason="Spam post"
)

classmethod parse(data: Dict[str, Any], reddit: praw.Reddit) → Any

Return an instance of cls from data.

Parameters

data – The structured data.
reddit – An instance of Reddit.