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@alexthemaster/moonlight

v1.0.0-alpha.0

Published

3 years ago

Yet another discord.js framework

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🌙 Moonlight

Moonlight is a feature-packed Discord bot framework built on top of the discord.js wrapper.

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📝 Requirements

Node.js (to find out the specific minimum version required, check the ECMAScript target and what Node.js version is compatible with it - for example, Node.js v12.0.0 has 100% support for ES2019)

⚙ Features

Moonlight comes with a lot of features out of the box, including (but not limited to):

Command and event handling
Argument parsing (you can find the built-in arguments here)
Cron-based tasks (functions that run periodically)
Paginator util for multi-page embeds
Monitors
The ability to have custom guild prefixes (through the fetchGuildPrefix function)
TypeScript support (Moonlight itself is also written in TypeScript to ensure fast, bug-free code)

Upcoming features can be found here.

💿 Installation

Moonlight can be installed via npm by doing npm install @alexthemaster/moonlight@<version> where version is any version from here or you can install the #build branch (npm install alexthemaster/moonlight#build) (rolling release, can break any time)

📚 Documentation

Getting started

Creating commands

Creating events

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