@djs-modules/giveaways
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"@djs-modules/giveaways" is a module that allows you to create a system of pranks in your Discord bot.
Welcome! This is "@djs-modules/giveaways" module!
"@djs-modules/giveaways" is a module that allows you to create a giveaway system in your Discord bot.
Please note: NodeJS v16.6 or above required for this module!
$ npm i @djs-modules/giveaways
[🙂] Easy to use.
[👍] Beginner friendly.
[🔑] TypeScript Support.
[⚙️] 100% Promise-based.
[⏱] Events (giveawayEnd, giveawayRerolled, notEnoughUsers).
[🔁] Auto-Restart after reboot.
[📝] Multi-Language Support.
const { Client } = require("discord.js");
const { Manager } = require("@djs-modules/giveaways");
const client = new Client({
intents: [
"GUILDS",
"GUILD_MESSAGES",
"GUILD_MEMBERS",
"GUILD_MESSAGE_REACTIONS",
],
});
const manager = new Manager(client, {
dbPath: "./",
defaultOptions: {
winnersCount: 1,
mentionEveryone: true,
botsCanWin: false,
startColor: "RANDOM",
endColor: "GREEN",
errorColor: "RED",
reaction: "🎉",
},
});
Authors: djs-modules
Discord Tags: WhyMe#1126
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"@djs-modules/giveaways" is a module that allows you to create a system of pranks in your Discord bot.
The npm package @djs-modules/giveaways receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @djs-modules/giveaways popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @djs-modules/giveaways demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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