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UltraX Package is a unique package that allows you to create cool things using simple functions and events.
User-friendly functions and events that makes life easier
UltraX is a unique package that gives you multiple useful usages using functions and events.
$ npm install ultrax
Functions:
sleep()
- A simple function that makes it easier to timeout in your code.
passGen()
- Function to create passwords made by letters and numbers randomly with a specified length.
buttonPaginator()
- Function to create a paginator with buttons.
welcomeImage()
- This function is used to create a welcome image using canvas, fully customizable and fast!
sussybaka()
- Create a sussybaka image from an image url.
dababy()
- Create a dababy image from an image url.
wikipedia()
- A simple function to allow you to fetch a topic from Wikipedia and send an embed with the information.
boostImage()
- Function that creates a booster card, using the French Noodles API.
remind()
- Function to make remind command
Events:
reminder
- This event fires when it's time to remind someone of a reminder created by the Remind Function.
inviteJoin
- This event fires when a user joins by an invite link from another user, it provides information who joined, by what invite link and who made that invite link.
boost
- This event emits when the server is boosted and returns the booster as GuildMember, with all data existing about it.
A simple function that makes it easier to timeout in your code.
(async () => {
const { sleep } = require('ultrax');
console.log('Started!'); // => Logs "Started!"
await sleep(2000); // => Waits 2 seconds
console.log('Two seconds passed!'); // => Logs "Two seconds passed!"
})();
sleep(ms: Number)
Function to create passwords made by letters and numbers randomly with a specified length.
const { passGen } = require('ultrax');
console.log(passGen(6)); // => NzA8YT
passGen(length: Number)
Function to bin code into a SourceBin.
(async () => {
const { bin } = require('ultrax')
if (!args[0]) return message.channel.send('What do you want to bin?');
const url = await bin(args.join(' '));
console.log(url) // => https://sourceb.in/bFD3tHt1vB
})();
bin(code: String)
Function to create a paginator with buttons.
Example:
const { buttonPaginator } = require('ultrax');
const { MessageEmbed, MessageButton } = require("discord.js");
const embed1 = new MessageEmbed()
.setTitle("1st page embed");
const embed2 = new MessageEmbed()
.setTitle("2nd page embed");
const embed3 = new MessageEmbed()
.setTitle("3rd page embed");
const embed4 = new MessageEmbed()
.setTitle("4th page embed");
const buttonBack = new MessageButton()
.setStyle("DANGER")
.setEmoji("◀");
const buttonForward = new MessageButton()
.setStyle("SUCCESS")
.setEmoji("▶");
await buttonPaginator(message, [embed1, embed2, embed3, embed4], [buttonBack, buttonForward]); // => Replies with a paginated embed to your message
buttonPaginator(message: Message, embeds: MessageEmbed[], buttons: MessageButton[])
This function is used to create a welcome image using canvas, fully customizable and fast!
Example:
A nice welcome image function working inside of a guildMemberAdd event.
const { welcomeImage } = require('ultrax');
client.on('guildMemberAdd', async member => {
const bg = 'https://imgur.com/okIR1iY.png';
const avatar = member.user.displayAvatarURL({ format: "png" });
const title = "welcome";
const subtitle = member.user.tag;
const footer = `You're the ${member.guild.memberCount}th member`;
const color = '#ffffff';
const channel = member.guild.channels.cache.get('716220553391767569')
const options = {
font: "sans-serif",
attachmentName: `welcome-${member.id}`,
title_fontSize: 80,
subtitle_fontSize: 50,
footer_fontSize: 30
};
const image = await welcomeImage(bg, avatar, title, subtitle, footer, color, options);
channel.send({ files: [image] });
});
To use a custom font, you need to register your font, and give it a family name, after registering it, you can use the specified family name in the options. More information about registering fonts can be found here.
Parameters:
Parameter | Type | Optional | Description |
---|---|---|---|
background | String | ✘ | The background for the welcome image |
avatar | String | ✘ | The avatar for the welcome image |
title | String | ✘ | The title for the welcome image |
subtitle | String | ✘ | The subtitle for the welcome image |
footer | String | ✘ | The footer for the welcome image |
color | String | ✘ | The color for the welcome image |
options | WelcomeImageSettingsOptions | ✔ | The options for the welcome image |
welcomeImage(background: String, avatar: String, title: String, subtitle: String, footer: String, color: String, options: WelcomeImageSettingsOptions)
WelcomeImageSettingsOptions
Parameter | Type | Optional | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
font | String | ✔ | sans-serif | The font for the text in the welcome image |
attachmentName | String | ✔ | welcome | The name for the attachment that contains the welcome image |
title_fontSize | Number | ✔ | 72 pixels | The title's font size for the welcome image |
subtitle_fontSize | Number | ✔ | 42 pixels | The subtitle's font size for the welcome image |
footer_fontSize | Number | ✔ | 32 pixels | The footer's font size for the welcome image |
{ font: String, attachmentName: String, title_fontSize: String, subtitle_fontSize: String, footer: String }
Create a sussybaka image from an image url.
Example
const { sussybaka } = require("ultrax");
client.on("messageCreate", async (message) => {
if (message.content === "!sussybaka") {
const image = await sussybaka(message.mentions.users.first()?.displayAvatarURL({ format: 'png' }) || message.author.displayAvatarURL({ format: 'png' }));
return message.channel.send({ files: [image] });
}
});
sussybaka(url: String)
Create a dababy image from an image url.
Example
const { dababy } = require('ultrax');
client.on("messageCreate", async (message) => {
if (message.content === "!dababy") {
const image = await dababy(message.mentions.users.first()?.displayAvatarURL({ format: 'png' }) || message.author.displayAvatarURL({ format: 'png' }));
return message.channel.send({ files: [image] });
}
});
dababy(url: String)
A simple function to allow you to fetch a topic from Wikipedia and send an embed with the information.
Example
const { Wikipeda } = require('ultrax')
let query = 'earth'
const res = new Wikipedia({
reply: message, // Use 'interaction' instead for any interaction based commands
color: "RED",
query: query
});
await res.send();
new Wikipedia({ message|interaction: Message, interaction: CommandInteraction, color: String, query: String })
Function that creates a booster card, using the French Noodles API.
Example
A nice boost image function working inside of the Boost Event.
const { MessageEmbed } = require('discord.js');
const { boostImage, boost } = require('ultrax');
boost.init(client);
client.on('boost', async (booster) => {
const channel = client.channels.cache.get('716239290350436423');
const avatar = booster.user.displayAvatarURL({ format: 'png' });
const boostCard = boostImage(avatar);
let embed = new MessageEmbed()
.setDescription(`${booster.user.toString()} boosted the server!`)
.setImage(boostCard)
.setColor('#FF39F8');
channel.send({ embeds: [embed] });
});
boostImage(avatar: String)
Function to create a reminder, to actually triger something after the reminder triggers use the Reminder Event.
Example
const { remind } = require("ultrax");
const time = args[0];
const reason = args.slice(1).join(" ");
if (!time) return message.channel.send("Over how long do you want to be reminded?");
if (!reason) return message.channel.send("What do you want me to remind you of?");
remind(message.author.id, time, reason);
message.channel.send("Successfully set a reminder.");
This event fires when it's time to remind someone of a reminder created by the Remind Function.
Example
const { reminder, connectToMongoDB } = require("ultrax")
connectToMongoDB('MONGO DB URL');
remind.init(client);
client.on('reminder', (userId, reason, time) => {
const user = client.users.cache.get(userId);
user.send(`You asked me \`${time}\` ago to remind you of: \`${reason}\``);
});
connectToMongoDB(url: String)
remind.init(client: Client)
This event fires when a user joins by an invite link from another user, it provides information who joined, by what invite link and who made that invite link.
Example:
const { inviteLogger } = require("ultrax");
inviteLogger.init(client);
client.on('inviteJoin', (member, invite, inviter) => {
console.log(`${member.user.tag} joined using invite code ${invite.code} from ${inviter.tag}. Invite was used ${invite.uses} time(s) since its creation.`); // => Iliannnn#0001 joined using the invite code Dx7aRg7Q from UltraX#0001. Invite was used 1 time(s) since its creation.
});
inviteLogger.init(client)
This event fires when a user boosts the server and it provides information about the user who boosted the server, you can make you're boost message a bit more interesting using the boostImage Function.
Function:
Example:
const { boost } = require('ultrax');
boost.init(client);
client.on('boost', async (booster) => {
const boostChannel = client.channels.cache.get('716239290350436423');
boostChannel.send({ content: `${booster} boosted the server!` });
});
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UltraX Package is a unique package that allows you to create cool things using simple functions and events.
The npm package ultrax receives a total of 32 weekly downloads. As such, ultrax popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ultrax 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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