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cat16-bot-core

v2.0.9

Published

the core code for cat16's discord bots; uses eris

Downloads

44

Readme

cat16's Discord Bot Core

A bot core designed to cover all basic needs

Features

  • A dynamic command handler with a lot of featrues on its own
  • A dynamic event handler for eris client events
  • A database manager to make storing data easy and efficient
  • A custom logger to make output pretty and readable
  • A (not yet externally dynamic) config system for things like the token
  • Very extendable feature such as an abstract handler class
  • Some preloaded commands to make internal systems managable and testing easier
  • Typescript support

Dependancies

Quick Creation Guide

In order to get started, you're going to want to make a folder within your project to store all of the bot files. Inside, you should have a main file that creates and starts a bot, which should look something like this:

const Catbot = require('cat16-bot-core')
let bot = new Catbot(__dirname)
bot.start()

All you have to do then is run it using node and everything else needed should be generated.