How do I get commands.has_permissions to return True or False

[prsh11]

I am trying to get comands.has_permissions to return True or false but it keeps returning decorator object

[Kev-in123]

comands.has_permissions is used as a decorator to check if the user who ran the command has the permissions to run the command
example:

@commands.command(description="kick someone")
@commands.guild_only()
@commands.has_permissions(kick_members=True)
async def kick(self, ctx, member : discord.Member,*,reason=None):
    await member.kick(reason=reason)

[PythonCoderAS]

You can trigger it yourself manually by doing coommands.guild_only().predicate(ctx), where ctx is an instance of the Context class.

[prsh11]

You can trigger it yourself manually by doing coommands.guild_only().predicate(ctx), where ctx is an instance of the Context class.

I want to check if the perms but manually. This does not seem to work

[wasi-master]

I want to check if the perms but manually. This does not seem to work

Then your question should have been that. This is a xy problem where someone wants to do x but they don’t know how to do x and they think doing y would fix that, and they ask for help with y instead. You should always ask the question and say what you are trying to achieve

[Phxntxm]

These aren't meant to be called directly, there's no reason to. Just use the interfaces that exist for this. ctx.channel.permissions_for and ctx.author.guild_permissions