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discord-command-cooldown

v1.0.9

Published

A module that allows you to detect if a command should have a cooldown imposed on it and not run for the user. We are above others thanks to the fact that even after restart cooldown is still taken into account according to timeout that was set from the b

Downloads

609

Readme

DISCORD-COMMAND-COOLDOWN

NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/discord-command-cooldown GitHub: https://github.com/breftejk/discord-command-cooldown Discord Support Server: https://discord.gg/CzfMGtrdaA

A module that allows you to detect if a command should have a cooldown imposed on it and not run for the user. We are above others thanks to the fact that even after restart cooldown is still taken into account according to timeout that was set from the beginning. For example, you set the cooldown for the user to 30 minutes, the bot will be off for 10 minutes, then if you turn it on again, the module will know that there are 20 minutes left!

Installation

npm i discord-command-cooldown

Usage

const {CommandCooldown, msToMinutes} = require('discord-command-cooldown');
const ms = require('ms');

const earnCashCommandCooldown = new CommandCooldown('earnCash', ms('5h')); // You can use the function ms('5h') to do a cooldown for 5 hours! This function makes it easier so you dont have to do tons of 0's.

...
if(command == `${prefix}earn`){
    const userCooldowned = await earnCashCommandCooldown.getUser(message.author.id); // Check if user need to be cooldowned
    if(userCooldowned){
        const timeLeft = msToMinutes(userCooldowned.msLeft, false); // False for excluding '0' characters for each number < 10
        message.reply(`You need to wait ${ timeLeft.hours + ' hours, ' + timeLeft.minutes + ' minutes, ' + timeLeft.seconds + ' seconds'} before running command again!`);
    }else{
        // do your command stuff
        // and
        await earnCashCommandCooldown.addUser(message.author.id); // Cooldown user again
    }
    
    // to remove user command cooldown, use:
    // await earnCashCommandCooldown.removeUser(message.author.id);
}
...