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@httpi/client

v1.0.9

Published

A simple HTTP interactions library for Discord with built-in handlers

Downloads

4

Readme

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@httpi/client

A type-safe and performant HTTP interactions library for Discord with built-in handlers for TypeScript and JavaScript developers.

Discord server: https://discord.gg/gazktH5y3e

Install using:

# npm
npm i @httpi/client
npm i @httpi/adapter-hyperexpress

# yarn
yarn add @httpi/client
yarn add @httpi/adapter-hyperexpress

# pnpm
pnpm i @httpi/client
pnpm i @httpi/adapter-hyperexpress

Create a standalone client

import { createEvents } from '@httpi/client';
import { createStandaloneClient } from '@httpi/adapter-hyperexpress';

// Under "INTERACTIONS ENDPOINT URL" on https://discord.dev, add your link.

createStandaloneClient({
  port: 3000,
  publicKey: "public key here",
  events: createEvents({
    // `commands` should be an array of 'Command'/'CommandWithSubcommands'
    // `components` should be an array of 'Component'
    commands,
    components,
  }),
});

Store an array of commands and components separately

Commands

import { Command } from "@httpi/client";

const helpCommand = new Command({
  data: {
    name: "help",
    description: "This is a help command",
  },
  execute({ respond }) {
    respond({
      type: 4, // ChannelMessageWithSource
      data: {
        content: "Hello world!",
      },
    });
  },
});

export const commands = [
  helpCommand,
];

Components

import { Component } from "@httpi/client";

const buttonComponent = new Component({
  customId: /^button$/,
  execute({ respond }) {
    return respond({
      type: 4, // ChannelMessageWithSource
      data: {
        content: "Hello world!",
      },
    });
  },
});

export const components = [
  buttonComponent,
];

Create commands

import { createCommands } from "@httpi/client";

const result = await createCommands({
  id: "discord id here",
  token: "token here",
  // `commands` should be an array of 'Command'/'CommandWithSubcommands'
  commands,
});

console.log(result);
process.exit();

Adapters

If you want to use this library with another HTTP server library, you can use one of these adapters:

More examples

Not everything in the library is documented in README.md.

Here are some useful links that has an example to do something that might've not been mentioned above:

Client

Commands

Subcommands

Components

Utilities (unrelated to the library)