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djs-reaction-collector
Advanced tools
A simple package to use discord.js v12
reaction collectors.
First install the package
npm i djs-reaction-collector
// Using discord.js
const collector = require('djs-reaction-collector');
// Using typescript
import collector from "djs-reaction-collector";
//INITIALIZATION
const { pagination } = require('djs-reaction-collector')
const Discord = require('discord.js');
const lol = new Discord.MessageEmbed();
pages = [
lol,
lmao
];
//DEFAULT TIME IS 12 SECS
//const timeout = 30000; IN MILLISECONDS FOR CUSTOM TIME
pagination(message, pages, emojiList, timeout);
//INITIALIZATION
const { confirm } = require("djs-reaction-collector")
//EXAMPLE OF SENDING MESSAGE
message.channel.send("Do you want to send the message?").then(async (message) => {
const reactions = await confirm(message, message.author, ["✅", "❌"], 10000); //TIME IS IN MILLISECONDS
if(reactions === "✅") {
message.channel.send("Hello All")
}
if(reactions === "❌") {
return;
}
else {
console.log("Timed Out")
}
})
//INITIALIZATION
const { deletetimeout } = require("djs-reaction-collector")
//EXAMPLE OF A MESSAGE
const deletion = await message.channel.send("DJS REACTION COLLECTOR");
//USING FUNCTION
deletetimeout(message, deletion, 5000) //TIME IN MILLISECONDS
FAQs
Easily Create Reaction Collectors on discord.js v12
The npm package djs-reaction-collector receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, djs-reaction-collector popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that djs-reaction-collector 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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