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icytea-command-handler

v1.0.50

Published

A small module used to handle commands using DiscordJS.

Downloads

54

Readme

icytea-command-handler

A small module used to handle commands using DiscordJS.

Usage

Initiate the module

To use this module, simply apply the code below.

Typesript:

import { CommandHandler } from "icytea-command-handler";

// Remember to put this code inside an async function.
await new CommandHandler(client, options).init();

Javascript/NodeJS:

const { CommandHandler } = require("icytea-command-handler");

// Remember to put this code inside an async function.
await new CommandHandler(client, options).init();

Creating a command

To create a command, look at this example. This package will utilize Discord's Slash commands. Please refer to DiscordJS Documentation or Official Discord Developers Documentation for more information on slash commands.

Typescript:

import { CommandTemplate } from "icytea-command-handler";

// Replace "Help" with the name of the command you like.
export default class Help extends CommandTemplate {
	constructor() {
		super({
			data: {
				name: "help",
				description: "The help command.",
			}, // Fill in basic data of the command.
			ownerOnly: false,
			userPermissions: [], // Sets the user's permissions
			clientPermissions: [], // Sets the client's permissions
			callback: ({
				interaction,
				client,
				guild,
				member,
				user,
				options,
				channel,
				handler,
			}) => {
				// Execute the command.
			},
		});
	}
}

Javascript/NodeJS:

const { CommandTemplate } = require("icytea-command-handler");

// Replace "Help" with the name of the command you like.
module.exports = class Help extends CommandTemplate {
	constructor() {
		super({
			data: {
				name: "help",
				description: "The help command.",
			}, // Fill in basic data of the command.
			ownerOnly: false,
			userPermissions: [], // Sets the user's permissions
			clientPermissions: [], // Sets the client's permissions
			callback: ({
				interaction,
				client,
				guild,
				member,
				user,
				options,
				channel,
				handler,
			}) => {
				// Execute the command.
			},
		});
	}
};

Creating a feature

To create a feature, simply use this code below.

Typescript:

import { FeatureTemplate } from "icytea-command-handler";

// Replace "Feature" with the name of the feature you like.
export default class Feature extends FeatureTemplate {
	public static shared = new Feature();

	public async init(client: Client): Promise<void>;
}

Javascript/NodeJS:

const { FeatureTemplate } = require("icytea-command-handler");

// Replace "Feature" with the name of the feature you like.
module.exports = class Feature extends FeatureTemplate {
	static shared = new Feature();

	async init(client) {}
};