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arcscord

v1.3.0

Published

A Discord.js framework with a slash-command-first, fully typed API.

Readme

arcscord

npm version Discord

Arcscord is a TypeScript framework for building Discord bots on top of Discord.js. It wraps the Discord.js client with a structured layer of typed handlers, managers, and middleware, so you can focus on bot logic instead of wiring boilerplate.

Commands, components (buttons, selects, modals), and events are each declared as self-contained objects with a declarative definition and a run handler. The framework resolves incoming interactions to the right handler, creates a typed context, runs any middleware in order, and calls your handler — no manual routing needed.

Arcscord also includes optional localization via i18next, a built-in logger with diagnostics support, and result-style error handling through @arcscord/error so failures are always explicit and typed.

Install

pnpm add arcscord

Example

import { ArcClient, createCommand, createEvent } from "arcscord";

const client = new ArcClient(process.env.DISCORD_TOKEN!, {
  intents: ["Guilds", "GuildMessages"],
});

const pingCommand = createCommand({
  slash: { name: "ping", description: "Reply with pong." },
  run: ctx => ctx.reply("Pong!"),
});

await client.login();
await client.waitReady();
await client.loadCommands([pingCommand]);

Testing

arcscord/testing provides mock client, context, and interaction builders for unit tests. This subpath is experimental — its API may change without following semver.

Links

License

MIT