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An extension for discord.js library that adds some specific events over discord.js defaults
To begin with, you can install library using npm like that:
npm install djsext
Import library like that:
const { ImprovedDiscordLibrary } = require("djsext")
Create the client instance following discord.js documentation
const client = /*get reference from discord.js docs*/
and extend client possibilities with one line
ImprovedDiscordLibrary(client)
You could use them like string values in the client.on method like that:
client.on("ButtonInteractionCreate", /*your callback function*/)
but its highly recommended to use ExEvents object that is exported from library:
const { ExEvents } = require("djsext")
/* ... */
client.on(ExEvents.ButtonInteractionCreate, /*your callback function*/)
FAQs
Extend discord.js library with more specific events
We found that djsext 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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