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@gtramontin/discord-commands

v1.1.0

Published

An easy way to create discord.js commands

Downloads

3

Readme

Discord-Commands

How to install

npm i @gtramontin/discord-commands

How to use it

First Import Discord-Commands

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const client = new Discord.Client();

const DiscordCommands = require('@gtramontin/discord-commands')

Instance the class

The first parameter is the prefix and the second is the instace of Discord.Client

const bot = new DiscordCommands.bot('!', client)

Create Your First Command

the first parameter is command name and the second is a callback function with message as parameter

bot.command('ping', async msg => {
    await msg.channel.send('pong 🏓')
})

Screenshot 1

You Can Use Parameters

bot.command('say-my-name', async (msg, name, lastName) => {
    await msg.channel.send(`Hello ${name} ${lastName}`)
})

Screenshot 1

Empty Commnad Will Be Executed On Each Message

This is an example of an capslock spam filter

bot.command('', async msg => {
    const message = msg.content

    const numberOfUppercases = message.split('').reduce((total, current) => {

        if (current === current.toUpperCase()) {
            return total + 1
        }
        return total
    }, 0)


    const maxPercentageOfUppercase = 0.8 // 80%

    if (numberOfUppercases / message.length >= maxPercentageOfUppercase) {
        await msg.delete({
            timeout: 500    
        })
        await msg.channel.send(`${msg.author.toString()} this is spam!`)
    }
})

There Is Some Options

1. acceptBot

The bot will not ignore bot messages

const bot = new DiscordCommands.bot('!', client, {
    acceptBot: true,
})

2. quotesAsOneArg: quotes(""), will be interpreted as one argument

const bot = new DiscordCommands.bot('!', client, {
    quotesAsOneArg: true
})

In this example the bot show the first two parameters separated by ":" Quotes example