About
replchat.js is a blazingly fast library for interacting with the replchat API
- Object-oriented
- Lightweight
- Fast
Installation
npm install replchat.js
replchat no longer requires an auth token! Instead, you now put your bots
username in as a parameter when constructiong the class. (More details in examples)
Examples
Basic Bot:
const ReplBot = require('replbot.js')
const bot = new ReplBot("TestBot")
bot.on('ready', () => {
console.log('Bot is logged in!')
})
bot.login()
After this we can add a simple command system:
const ReplBot = require('replbot.js')
const bot = new ReplBot("TestBot")
const config = {
prefix: '!'
}
const commands = [
'ping'
]
bot.on('ready', () => {
console.log('Bot is logged in!')
})
bot.on('message', (message) => {
if (!message.content.startsWith(config.prefix) || message.author.bot) return;
var fullCommand = message.content.substr(config.prefix.length).split(" ")
var command = fullCommand[0]
var args = fullCommand.splice(0, 1)
if (commands.includes(command)) {
if (command === 'ping')
message.reply('pong!')
} else
message.reply(`Invalid Command! Use \`${config.prefix}help\` for a list of valid commands!`)
})
bot.login()
Events
Currently there are 6 events, they are as follows:
- 'connected': called when the bot has connected
- 'ready': called when the bot is connected and ready
- 'message': called when a message is sent
- 'left': called when a user leaves
- 'joined': called when a user joins
- 'error': used when an error occurs (such as the bot was banned or kicked)
Docs
Documentation is coming soon! Until then, hold on while I work on it!