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console-command

v1.1.1

Published

A simple package to create commands that can be used in the console !

Downloads

3

Readme

Console Command 🎆

The best package to create commands in the console !

Installation 🚀

Install console-command with npm

  npm install console-command

Features ❓

  • 🔄️ Callback when command is used
  • 📨 Message when command is used
  • 🍔 Lightweight (around 270 lines in total, 3 files including index.d.ts)
  • 🚀 Simple to use !

Usage/Examples 🔨

const Console = require("console-command");
// or
import * as Console from "console-command";

// Create a new command !
const my_command = new Console.Command()
    .setExecutor("your_executor can include spaces") // What you will need to send
    .setMessage("Message when command is executed") // What he will reply
    .setCallback((req) => { // Executed when command is used
        return req.reply("Callback of testing") // Just another name for console.log
    })

const my_command2 = ...

// Registering commands

Console.registerCommand(my_command) // You need to register all your commands or it will not work /!\
// Or if you have multiple commands:
Console.registerCommands(my_command, my_command2, ...)


// Listening the console

Console.listenConsole() // This will create a new listener
    .then(() => console.log("ConsoleCommand listening for commands !")) // On Ready

// Or with custom logger:

function logger(...args) {
    // handle logging
}

listenConsole({ customLogger: logger }) // customLogger is a Function !
    .then(() => console.log("ConsoleCommand listening for commands !")) // On ready

And that's it !

Authors 🎈

Thanks for using this little package I made !

Todo

  • Custom Logger (console.log) 🟢
  • Subcommands