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tsumi

v0.0.18

Published

Fast, easy-to-use, reliable, feature-rich Lava/NodeLink compatible client.

Downloads

17

Readme

TsumiLink

Fast, easy-to-use, reliable, feature-rich Lava/NodeLink compatible client.

Document released, check it out with the link in the description. STILL NOT WELL-DOCUMENTED, BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU USE THIS CLIENT. YOU MIGHT NEED TO LOOK THE CODE TO REALIZE WHAT THE CODE IS DOING.

For help, you should go to this Discord Channel (offical LavaLink guild) and seek help.

How to install

npm install tsumi

or, if you prefer the latest feature, please directly install it with

npm install https://github.com/Fyphen1223/TsumiLink

Docs

See GitHub Webpages for documentation.

Example

const discord = require('discord.js');

const { TsumiInstance, handleRaw } = require('tsumi');

const Tsumi = new TsumiInstance({
	botId: 'Your bot ID goes here',
	sendPayload: (guildId, payload) => {
		client.guilds.cache.get(guildId).shard.send(payload);
	},
	userAgent: 'Tsumi/0.0.2', //userAgent can be anything, but should be in this format: CLIENTNAME/VERSION
});

Tsumi.on('ready', () => {
	console.log('Tsumi is ready');
});

Tsumi.on('error', (e) => {
	console.log('Tsumi error');
});

/*
These avobe should be called before adding node
*/

Tsumi.addNode({
	serverName: 'Tsumi',
	secure: false,
	host: 'localhost',
	pass: 'youshallnotpass',
	port: 2333,
});

const client = new discord.Client({
	intents: [
		discord.GatewayIntentBits.GuildMembers,
		discord.GatewayIntentBits.GuildMessages,
		discord.GatewayIntentBits.GuildPresences,
		discord.GatewayIntentBits.Guilds,
		discord.IntentsBitField.Flags.MessageContent,
		discord.IntentsBitField.Flags.GuildVoiceStates, //You MUST ENABLE this
	],
	partials: [
		discord.Partials.Channel,
		discord.Partials.GuildMember
		discord.Partials.Message,
		discord.Partials.User,
	],
});

client.on('raw', async (data) => {
	handleRaw(data);
});
/*
This is very important, please write this code. If there's no code like this above, the entire Tsumi won't work at all!
*/

client.on('ready', async () => {
	console.log('Ready');
	const node = Tsumi.getIdealNode();
	await wait(1000); //This is just for delay, but deleting this might let Tsumi to send request too early to the server so I do not recommend deleting this line.
	//But for comman implementation, you DON'T NEED to write this kind of dumb code
	const player = await node.joinVoiceChannel({
		guildId: '919809544648020008',
		channelId: '919809544648020012',
	});
	const data = await node.loadTracks('ytsearch:Alan Walker The Spectre');
	await player.play({
		track: {
			encoded: data.data[0].encoded,
		}
	});

	//Also 'start' event is available
	player.on('trackStart', async (data) => {
		await wait(2000);
		await player.pause();
		await wait(2000);
		await player.resume();
		await player.seek(20000);
		const record = await player.startListen();
		console.log('Start Speaking');
		record.on('endSpeaking', (voice) => {
			const base64Voice = voice.data;
			//Do your own stuff here, or wait until I create this part of code
			//See /test/test.js for more information
		});
		await node.leaveVoiceChannel('919809544648020008');
	});
});
client.login('Yout Bot token goes here');