Discord Components V2

A TypeScript/JavaScript package for simplified Discord.js component interactions. This package abstracts away direct Discord API calls, making it easy for both beginners and advanced users to build interactive Discord bots.

Features

• Single unified import: access all components via one entry point
• Supports Buttons, Select Menus, Modals, and Discord Client setup
• Compatible with multiple versions of discord.js
• Beginner-friendly, robust for advanced use

Installation

npm install discord-components-v2-masteuser discord.js

Usage

Import the package entry point:

const { ComponentsV2 } = require('discord-components-v2-masteuser');
// or for ES Modules:
import { ComponentsV2 } from 'discord-components-v2-masteuser';

Example: Basic Bot Setup

const client = new ComponentsV2.DiscordClient('YOUR_BOT_TOKEN');

client.onInteraction((interaction) => {
  ComponentsV2.Button.handle(interaction, (i) => {
    // Handle button click
  });
  ComponentsV2.SelectMenu.handle(interaction, (i) => {
    // Handle select menu selection
  });
  ComponentsV2.Modal.handle(interaction, (i) => {
    // Handle modal submit
  });
});

Creating a Button

const myButton = new ComponentsV2.Button('Click Me').setCustomId('my_button');

Creating a Select Menu

const myMenu = new ComponentsV2.SelectMenu('Choose an option')
  .addOption('Option 1', '1')
  .addOption('Option 2', '2')
  .setCustomId('my_menu');

Creating a Modal

const myModal = new ComponentsV2.Modal('My Modal').setCustomId('my_modal');

Implementation Guide

1. Install dependencies as shown above.
2. Import ComponentsV2 from the package entry point.
3. Initialize your Discord client and set up interaction handlers.
4. Create and use components as needed.

Compatibility

• Works with discord.js v14 and above
• TypeScript and JavaScript supported

Best Practices

• Keep your interaction handlers simple and modular
• Use the provided classes to avoid direct API calls
• Refer to the examples for common patterns

License

MIT

For more advanced usage and troubleshooting, see the documentation or open an issue on GitHub.