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discody

v0.3.3

Published

An library that provide an very simple way to make discord bots.

Downloads

8

Readme

Discody.js

Discody.js is an alternative to discord.js with feature like built in message based commands, and built in slash commands handler, discody.js also provide a very simple way to work with interactions than discord.js.

Comparison

| Features | Discord.js | Discody.js | |---|---| --- | Easy to work with | ❌ | ✅ Production ready | ✅ | ❌ Built in Message Command Handler |❌ | ✅ Built in Slash Command Handler |❌ | ✅ CLI Support | ❌ | ✅ (in development)

Installation

npm i discody@latest

Docs

Documentation is available at Discody Guide.

Things not supported right now

| Features | Supported | --- | --- | Message Commands and Slash Commands | ✅ Embeds | ✅ Guilds ( Servers ) | ✅ Emojis | ✅ Invites | ✅ Audit Logs | ✅ Voice Features | ❌ Sharding | ❌ Roles Operations | ❌ ( Partial Support right now ) Channels Operations | ✅ ( Some Function not available right now ) Kick / Ban | ✅ Timeout | ❌ Message Commands Arguments | ✅ Event Handlers | ✅ Permissions | ❌ Gateway Intents | ✅ Attachments | ❌

Note

Discody.js is currently in development, don't use it in bots in production environment.

You can test the discody.js library and consider it for future use.

ChangeLog v0.3.0

  • Added Emojis Support
  • Added Channels Support
  • Updated Reply Function in Both Slash Commands and Message Commands

Instead of sending a single embed, multiple embeds are now supported, if you are sending a single embed, embed have to be wrapped in an array.

and parameter name is also updated from embed to embeds.

// Old Way -

let embed = new EmbedBuilder().setTitle("hello from embed also");
interaction.reply("hello", { embed: embed });

// New Way -

let embed = new EmbedBuilder().setTitle("hello from embed also");
interaction.reply("hello", { embeds: [embed] });