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trident.js

v1.2.9-1

Published

A lightweight Oceanic client framework

Downloads

24

Readme

About

Trident.js is an extremely lightweight, and easily extensible Oceanic client framework handling application commands, events and interactions intelligently. The main goal of the project is to make the entry level into modern Discord bot development much more accessible to new developers, but also keeping its usefulness for all developers. Trident.js comes with built in Embed builders!

Usage

Trident Client (config/trident.js)

const Trident = require("trident.js");

const tridentClient = new Trident.TridentClient({
  token: process.env.DISCORD_TOKEN,
  intents: [
    "DIRECT_MESSAGES",
    "GUILDS",
    "GUILD_INTEGRATIONS",
    "GUILD_MESSAGES",
    "GUILD_MEMBERS",
    "GUILD_PRESENCES",
    "MESSAGE_CONTENT",
  ],
  // ... way more options, including oceanicOptions
});

module.exports = tridentClient;

Commands (commands/ping.js)

const Trident = require("trident.js");

class Ping extends Trident.Command {
  constructor() {
    super();

    this.name = "ping";
    this.description = "Use me!";
    this.allowDms = true;
    this.guilds = null; // null for global, array of guild ids to specify guilds or an async function that returns array of ids
    this.type = Trident.Oceanic.ApplicationCommandTypes.CHAT_INPUT;

    // more options such as nameLocalization, descriptionLocalization, etc..
  }

  async execute(interaction, user, trident) {
    interaction.createMessage({
      content: "Text body!",
      components: [
        {
          type: Trident.Oceanic.ComponentTypes.ACTION_ROW,
          components: [
            {
              type: Trident.Oceanic.ComponentTypes.BUTTON,
              style: Trident.Oceanic.ButtonStyles.PRIMARY,
              label: "Test Interactions",
              customID:
                "receiveInteraction" /** ID MUST match EXACTLY the name of the function below */,
            },
          ],
        },
      ],
      flags: 64,
    });
  }

  async receiveInteraction(interaction, user, trident) {
    return interaction.createMessage({
      content: "Thanks!",
      flags: 64,
    });
  }
}

module.exports = new Ping();

Recommended Project Structure

Project/
├── config/
│   └── trident.js
├── commands/
│   └── ping.js
├── events/
│   └── ready.js
└── index.js

For command, interactions & event examples, see the examples folder on GitHub or use the starter template provided below.

Installation

NodeJS 16.16.0 or higher is required.

npm i trident.js --save
npx create-trident-app

Documentation

Documentation is WIP.

License

Trident.js is released under the GNU GPL v3 license.

This software makes use of the Discord API library Oceanic provided by OceanicJS, which is licensed under the MIT License.