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discord-ez-bot

v0.1.0

Published

Super simple Discord bot framework, based on discord.js

Downloads

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Readme

discord-ez-bot

Super simple Discord bot framework, based on discord.js.

Inspired by Symfony's Webpack Encore, you can easily create your bot using a fluent interface.

Features

  • written in TypeScript - includes .d.ts files
  • very lightweight
  • extremely easy to use
  • not a different API wrapper - it can use all the features of discord.js
  • all builder methods are documented

Example

Install the package:

# if you use npm
npm install discord-ez-bot

# if you use yarn
yarn add discord-ez-bot

Now, bring your bot to life:

// import the builder
const { DiscordBotBuilder } = require('discord-ez-bot');

// create a bot builder
const bot = new DiscordBotBuilder('?') // define the command prefix
  .whenReady(() => console.log('Ready')) // execute a callback when the bot becomes usable
  .cmd('hello', msg => msg.reply('Hi there!')) // easily handle commands
  .cmd('args', (msg, args) => msg.reply(`You gave me: ${args}`)) // command arguments are supported too
  .on('typingStart', (chan, user) => chan.send(`${user.username} is typing!`)) // and raw `on` events as well
  .build(); // magically create an instance of `Discord.Client`!

// at this point, `bot` can use all discord.js functionalities;
// log in with a bot token, just like you usually would!
bot.login('token');

While executing this script, your bot should boot and start responding to commands, and that's just literally in less than 10 lines of code - how cool is that!?