create-djs-commands

Scaffolding CLI for djs-commands — pick a template, answer a few prompts, get a working Discord bot.

npx create-djs-commands my-bot
# or
bunx create-djs-commands my-bot
# or
pnpm dlx create-djs-commands my-bot

📘 Full documentation: https://djscommands.deoxy.dev/getting-started

What gets scaffolded

• package.json with the right dependencies for your adapter and package manager
• tsconfig.json (strict, ESM, Bundler resolution)
• src/index.ts wired to createCommandHandler
• src/commands/ping.ts as a starting command
• .env.example, .gitignore, README.md

The bot uses fs-autoloader (commandDir), so any new file under src/commands/ auto-registers on save in dev mode.

Non-interactive mode

Pass flags to skip prompts:

npx create-djs-commands my-bot \
  --adapter drizzle \
  --legacy \
  --components-v2 \
  --package-manager bun

| Flag | Values | Default | |---|---|---| | --adapter | drizzle / prisma / mongoose / none | wizard | | --legacy | (boolean — enable prefix commands) | false | | --components-v2 | (boolean — install @djs-commands/jsx) | false | | --package-manager, --pm | bun / pnpm / npm | bun | | --no-git | (boolean — skip git init) | false | | --skip-install | (boolean — skip dependency install) | false | | -h, --help | | |

Next steps

Once your bot is scaffolded:

cd my-bot
cp .env.example .env  # add your DISCORD_TOKEN
bun run dev

Then read:

• Concepts — the mental model.
• Recipes — copy-paste patterns.
• Adapter Cookbook — wiring up your DB.

License

MIT · Issues + discussions on GitHub.