structures

This npm module is here because i am tired of making them

how to use:

Setup

in your package.json run npm install

Example Command:

let { CommandStructure } = require('discord-structures')

class Ping extends CommandStructure {
    constructor() {
        super();

        this.name    = 'ping' // can be used in super as well
        this.aliases = [' pong ']
    }

    async execute({ message }) or (message) {
        return await message.channel.send('Pong!'); // Discord.js

        return await message.channel.createMessage('Pong!'); // Eris
    }
}

module.exports = Ping;
// or
module.exports = new Ping();

The Structure Client

very simple to set up

all the structure has is a help command. more features will be coming soon

Doc:

| Name | Type | |-------------|-------------| | message | Object | | client | Object | | lib | String | | prefix | String | | disableHelp | Boolean | | commands | Object |

example:

let { StructureClient } = require('discord-structures');

new StructureClient(message, client, 'eris', '!', false) // true is only if you want to disable the help command

The client is supposed to be like this

let { Client } = require('eris'); // you can also go with discord.js but the lib has to be djs
let { token } = require('./config.json');
let { StructureClient } = require('structures');

let client = new Client(token);

client.once('ready', () => {
    console.log('Ready');
});

let command = require('./test');
client.commands = new Map();

client.commands.set(command.name, command)

client.on('messageCreate', async (message) => {
    new StructureClient(message, client, 'eris', '!', false);

    if (message.content === `!${command.name}` || message.content === `!${command.aliases}`) {
        command.execute({ message });
    }
})

client.connect();

The command object can also be:

if there is no json object, the help menu will show undefined

{
    "name": ["your commands here"]
}