Felix is a npm package which was made for developers who want a simple, yet unique Node.js Discord API library to use.

Installing command

npm i felix.js

Getting started

You are gonna need to have Node.js. I have not tested alot of versions, but version 12 or newer is recommended.

Here is a "ping pong" message command example to get you started. (Slash commands will be added soon.)

const Felix = require('felix.js')
const client = new Felix.Client()

client.whenReady = function(){
  console.log('Ready!')
}

client.whenMessage = function(message) {
  if (message.content == "ping") {
    message.reply('Pong!')
  }
}

client.connect("TOKEN_HERE_^v^")

Threads & Text-in-Voice

Threads and Text-in-Voice are naturally supported, as both have the MESSAGE_CREATE event. For making threads, you can use message.channel.createThread(name, options) to make a thread NOT attached to a message. Making a thread that's attached to a message is coming soon.

Creating threads example

message.channel.createThread('thread-name', {
  'type': string [thread type],
  // ^^ type of thread
  'auto_archive_duration?': number,
  // ^^ When the thread will auto expire
})

Events

More "events" are coming soon, but for v0.1.0, the current ones are:

• whenReady
• whenMessage

More documentation is coming soon!

(v1.0.1 brings the message.guild property.)