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@gary50613/discord.js-command-handler
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Simple command handler for discord.js
run this in your terminal
npm i @gary50613/discord.js-command-handler
npm i
npm test
basic how to initialize with options
const Discord = require('discord.js')
// import a command
const ping = require("./commands/ping")
const bot = new Discord.Client()
require("@gary50613/djs-command-handler")(bot, {
prefix: '.',
// options
})
// load a whole folder's commands
bot.commands.loadCommands("./commands")
// register a command
bot.commands.register(new ping())
// or register multiple command at the same time
bot.commands.register(new ping(), ..., ...)
// listen to event
bot.commands.on("dm", (m) => {
m.channel.send("u can only use command in a guild!")
})
bot.login(process.env.TOKEN)
make a command
const { Command } = require("@gary50613/djs-command-handler")
class Ping extends Command {
constructor() {
super(
"ping", // name
"ping the bot", // description
".ping", // usage
"general", // group
["pong"] // alias
);
}
// execute function to call
async execute(bot, message, args, member, guild) {
// just write like normal discord.js
message.reply('pong!')
}
}
module.exports = Ping
basic how to initialize with options
import { Client } from "discord.js"
import init from "@gary50613/discord.js-command-handler"
// import a command
import ping from "./commands/Ping"
const bot = new Client()
init(bot, {
prefix: ".",
// options
})
// load a whole folder's commands
bot.commands.loadFolder("./commands")
// register a command
bot.commands.register(new ping())
// or register multiple command at the same time
bot.commands.register(new ping(), ..., ...)
// listen to event
bot.commands.on("dm", (m) => {
m.channel.send("u can only use command in a guild!")
})
bot.login(process.env.TOKEN)
make a command
import { Command } from "@gary50613/discord.js-command-handler";
import { Client, Guild, GuildMember, Message } from "discord.js";
export default class Ping extends Command {
public constructor() {
super(
"ping", // name
"ping the bot", // description
".ping", // usage
"general", // group
["pong"] // alias
);
}
public async execute(bot: Client, message: Message, args: string[], member: GuildMember, guild: Guild) {
// just write like normal discord.js
message.reply("pong!")
}
}
type | description | parameter |
---|---|---|
dm | user execute a command in dm | Message |
ratelimit | user get ratelimited | Millisecond, Message |
execute | command successfully executed | Command, Message |
error | command execute error | Error, Command, Message |
promiseError | promise rejection | Error, Command, Message |
{
ratelimit: {
enable: false, // whether enable ratelimit
interval: 5000, // interval to limit
bypass: {
users: [], // specific users ID can bypass ratelimit
permissions: ["ADMINISTRATOR"], // specific perimissions FLAG can bypass ratelimit
roles: [] // // specific roles ID can bypass ratelimit
}
},
prefix: "PREFIX", // bot's prefix
dm: false, // whether accept dm commands
bot: false // whether accept bot execute command
}
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FAQs
simple discord.js v13 command handler
The npm package @gary50613/discord.js-command-handler receives a total of 31 weekly downloads. As such, @gary50613/discord.js-command-handler popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @gary50613/discord.js-command-handler 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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