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tscord

v2.0.2

Published

A fully-featured discord bot template written in Typescript, intended to provide a framework that's easy to use, extend and modify

Downloads

54

Readme

TSCord CLI

The official CLI for your TSCord project!

Installation

npm install -g tscord

Usage

tscord --help

Commands

Init

The easiest way to get started with TSCord is by using the init command. It'll enable you to quickly start building a new TSCord application, with everything set up for you.

info For the moment, only the bot template can be init with the CLI.

tscord init bot <name>

Info

Display info about your TSCord project.

tscord info

Generate

You can generate every type of file needed in a TSCord bot application using the CLI in order to speed up your development process.

info The CLI auto-detects your current TSCord version and adapts the generated files to this version. Just keep in mind to update the CLI if you want to generate files for a brand new version prior to when you've installed the CLI.

First, run the command:

tscord generate

Then, choose the type of file you want and finally answer the extra questions depending on the file type.

You can also shortcut it by running:

tscord generate <type>

directly.

Extraction

At some point you'll probably need to customize the generation CLI in different ways, for example:

  • edit the generated templates
  • customize the logic behind the some generators
  • add new generators and templates

It can be achieved by extracting it in your local project!

Simply run this command:

tscord generate --extract

and the source code will be copied in the root of your tscord project under the cli folder.

This part of the CLI is using plop.js under the hood, so we highly recommend you to check their documentation so you can understand and customize efficiently the generators/templates for your unique needs!

Plugin

Plugins are hosted on the barthofu/tscord-plugins github repository. The CLI let you manage them in many ways!

note When we talk about plugin name, it is in fact their folder name which also acts as their unique identifier.

Install

Use the plugin install command to install a plugin locally.

tscord plugin install <name>

Uninstall

Use the plugin uninstall command to uninstall a plugin locally.

tscord plugin uninstall <name>

Update

Updating a plugin is done with the plugin update command.

tscord plugin update <name>

Search

You can search for plugins and have info on them with the plugin search command.

tscord plugin search <query>

Options:

  • -l, --limit <number> limit the number of results (default: "10")
  • -s, --short speed up search command by not showing extra information on plugins

Info

The plugin info command show you all the information about a plugin.

tscord plugin info <name>