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@skyra/shared-http-pieces
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@skyra/shared-http-pieces
The shared commands used for ArchId Network's HTTP-only bots.
locales/{{lng}}/commands/shared:infoEmbedDescription
as a string. This is the content displayed in /info
's embed description.You can either register after setting environment parameters:
process.env.CLIENT_REPOSITORY = 'https://github.com/skyra-project/skyra';
process.env.CLIENT_INVITE =
'https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=266624760782258186&permissions=534185897078&scope=bot%20applications.commands';
import '@skyra/shared-http-pieces/register';
Or import its utilities as well as registering:
import { setRepository, setInvite } from '@skyra/shared-http-pieces';
import '@skyra/shared-http-pieces/register';
setRepository('skyra'); // setRepository('https://github.com/skyra-project/skyra');
setInvite('266624760782258186', '534185897078');
Furthermore, error handling can be enabled by setting the SENTRY_DSN
, @skyra/shared-http-pieces
includes a way to register Sentry and registers handlers to handle errors into Sentry. The plugin also reads SENTRY_ROOT
to set RewriteFrames
's root, defaults to process.cwd()
.
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