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slashasaurus

v0.12.2

Published

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Downloads

5

Readme

About

Slashasaurus is a framework built on top of Discord.js. It's inspired by React and Next.JS, so if you've used either before, this will feel kinda familiar to you.

It is strongly recommended that you use TypeScript with this library, however, it is not a requirement. The quick start is written in TypeScript, most information should be very similar for vanilla JS.

Installation

To start a new project with Slashasaurus, you need to install discord.js as well as slashasaurus.

npm install --save discord.js slashasaurus

# or

yarn add discord.js slashasaurus

Alternatively, you can use create-slashasaurus-app to generate the boilerplate for you.

npx create-slashasaurus-app

# or

yarn create slashasaurus-app

See discord.js's readme for more info about optional packages.

Docs

View the docs here!

Latest Changelogs

Check out the releases on GitHub for the latest changelogs.