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eris-classis

v1.0.5

Published

A simple framework for Eris.

Downloads

4

Readme

Classis

A very WIP Discord bot framework for the Eris library. Quite a mess and not even tested.

Usage

Here's some basic info on how to get Classis up and running.

First of all, install Classis with npm/yarn - run npm i eris-classis or yarn add eris-classis. Second, it's as simple as defining the bot and creating some commands.

Creating a bot

The following code can be used to create a bot with Classis.

const { Bot } = require("eris-classis");
const bot = new Bot({ token: "THE.BOT.TOKEN", prefix: "the bot's command prefix" });

If you do not include slow: true in the bot settings, the bot should connect instantly without any extra code.

Creating commands

Commands are created using Bot#command. The first argument is of the type Command - you can view this in types.d.ts.

Example:

bot.command({
  name: "test",
  perm: 0,
  description: "Tests the bot.",
  usage: "test",
  example: "test",
  aliases: ["testy"],
  exec: (msg, suffix) => {
    msg.channel.createMessage(`You said "${suffix || "nothing"}".`);
  }
});

This would create a command able to be called via the prefix and 'test'. If the prefix was '!', a user could type !test this is the suffix for the output of You said "this is the suffix".