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scarf-djs

v1.0.3

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A Simple Command And Response Framework for discord.js.

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SCARF

A Simple Command And Response Framework for the node.js Discord API wrapper, discord.js.

What does SCARF do?

Basically, it provides users with a simple way to create "command-and-response" bots - bots with "static" commands, meaning that each command corresponds to a fixed, set response.

Installation

With npm:

npm i scarf-djs

With yarn:

yarn add scarf-djs

Usage

See the test folder for an example bot created using SCARF.

Documentation

Nothing yet, but you can read the source or see the example