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discordjs-typescript-template

v0.1.0

Published

Basic template for creating a Discord bot with TypeScript and discord.js

Downloads

9

Readme

Discord.js TypeScript Template

A simple TypeScript + Discord.js template so you can start making your Discord bot with ease. It does all the preliminary setup for you, so you basically only need to create the bot and hit start to get it running! This template is intended for those who just want to make a basic bot or need the flexibility to customize it to their needs.

(Looking for something more advanced, batteries-included? Check out Discord-Bot-TypeScript-Template.)

If you haven't already, read the Discord.js Guide. It does a good job of demonstrating what you can do with Discord.js.

Getting Started

1. Create a new Discord bot with at least the following scopes and permissions. You can do this in the installation tab of the Discord Developer Portal. Afterwards, you can install the bot in your server.

Default scopes and permissions

2. Clone the repository or use it as a template.

git clone https://github.com/dlustre/discordjs-typescript-template.git

3. Create a .env file in the root of the project and add your bot token and client ID. Your bot token and client ID can be found in the Discord Developer Portal and navigating to the "Bot" tab and the "OAuth2" tab.

```env
TOKEN=<your bot token>
CLIENT_ID=<your client ID>
```

4. Install dependencies

npm

npm install

pnpm

pnpm install

yarn

yarn install

5. Run the bot and try /ping in your server!

npm

npm start

pnpm

pnpm start

yarn

yarn start

Commands

The bot comes with a few commands to get you started. You can add your own commands within the commands directory.

Contributing

If you have any suggestions or improvements, feel free to contribute!