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@symbux/turbo-discord

v0.8.8

Published

A discord plugin for the Turbo engine.

Downloads

64

Readme

GitHub Workflow Status GitHub issues NPM npm (scoped) npm

The Turbo Plugin Discord is an extension to the Turbo engine that offers support for managing and controlling a discord bot, to work inline with the familiar controller structure.


Installation

With Yarn:

yarn add @symbux/turbo @symbux/turbo-discord

With NPM:

npm install --save @symbux/turbo @symbux/turbo-discord

Getting Started

You can find the documentation here.

import { Engine, HttpPlugin } from '@symbux/turbo';
import DiscordPlugin from '@symbux/turbo-discord';

// Initialise engine instance.
const engine = new Engine({
	autowire: true,
});

// Register the http plugin for Discord SSO.
engine.use(new HttpPlugin({
	port: parseInt(String(process.env.PORT)) || 5500,
}));

// Register the discord plugin.
engine.use(new DiscordPlugin({
	bot: {
		token: String(process.env.BOT_TOKEN),
		interval: 5,
		activities: [
			{ type: 'WATCHING', text: 'the server.' },
			{ type: 'WATCHING', text: 'the economy.' },
			{ type: 'WATCHING', text: 'the farms.' },
			{ type: 'WATCHING', text: 'the factions.' },
		],
	},
	oauth: {
		id: String(process.env.CLIENT_ID),
		baseUrl: 'http://localhost:5500/auth',
		scopes: ['identify', 'guilds', 'email', 'connections'],
		secret: String(process.env.CLIENT_SECRET),
	},
}));

// Start engine.
engine.start().catch((err) => {
	console.error(err);
});

Features

  • Discord bot slash command support.
  • Helper functions for creating intuitive user experiences.
  • Embed builder and quick access functionality.
  • Built in OAuth functionality for SSO with Discord.
  • Support for command option autocomplete using built in class router.
  • Support for context menu's in commands and generic context menu classes.