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discord-handlers Is A Node.JS Module, Compatible With JavaScript & TypeScript, Assisting With Creating REST & Non-REST Event Handlers, As Well As Assisting With Creating Slash Commands For Your Discord bot

• Compatible With (And Uses) Discord.JS
• Simple and Easy to Use

NPM:

npm i @aspnyan/discord-handlers

or

npm i https://github.com/ASPNyan/discord-handlers

Yarn:

yarn add @aspnyan/discord-handlers

or

yarn add https://github.com/ASPNyan/discord-handlers

(Make Sure You've Already Installed Discord.JS Before Starting This. If you haven't, then run npm i discord.js)

Do this in your main file (usually index.js or index.ts)

JavaScript:

• CommonJS:

const { Client, Collection } = require("discord.js");
const CMDManager = require("@aspnyan/discord-handlers");
const client = new Client({
  intents: ["Guilds", "GuildMessages"],
});

client.login("token");

export const CMD = new CMDManager(client, {
  CommandDirectory: "./Commands", // This Doesn't Have to be "./Commands", Just Make Sure It Starts With "./"
  EventsDirectory: "./Events", // This Doesn't Have to be "./Events", Just Make Sure It Starts With "./"
  DeveloperServerID: "dev_server_id",
  FileExtension: "CommonJS",
});

• ES6:

import { Client, Collection } from "discord.js";
import CMDManager from "@aspnyan/discord-handlers";
const client = new Client({
  intents: ["Guilds", "GuildMessages"],
});

client.login("token");

export const CMD = new CMDManager(client, {
  CommandDirectory: "./Commands", // This Doesn't Have to be "./Commands", Just Make Sure It Starts With "./"
  EventsDirectory: "./Events", // This Doesn't Have to be "./Events", Just Make Sure It Starts With "./"
  DeveloperServerID: "dev_server_id",
  FileExtension: "ECMAScript",
});

TypeScript:

import { Client, Collection } from "discord.js";
import CMDManager from "@aspnyan/discord-handlers";
const client = new Client<boolean>({
  intents: ["Guilds", "GuildMessages"],
});

client.login("token");

export const CMD = new CMDManager(client, {
  CommandDirectory: "./Commands", // This Doesn't Have to be "./Commands", Just Make Sure It Starts With "./"
  EventsDirectory: "./Events", // This Doesn't Have to be "./Events", Just Make Sure It Starts With "./"
  DeveloperServerID: "dev_server_id",
  FileExtension: "TypeScript",
});

Make a new JS/TS file in the folder you stated in your CMDManager Events Directory. We're Making an Event for "interactionCreate" (We'll need it soon), so call it that, not that it matters.

You should now have a file tree similar to this:

Main Folder
|
|- Events -|
|          interactionCreate.js (or .ts for TypeScript)
|
|- index.js (or .ts)

Go into the file, and paste the code block of the language you're using

JavaScript:

• CommonJS:

const { CMD } = require("../index");

module.exports = {
  name: "interactionCreate",
  once: false,
  rest: false,
  execute: (interaction) => {
    const commands = CMD.CommandCollection;
    const executions = CMD.ExecCollection;
    if (interaction.isChatInputCommand()) {
      const command = commands.get(interaction.commandName);
      if (!command) return;
      const execute = executions.get(interaction.commandName);
      if (!execute || !execute.execute) return;
      execute.execute(interaction.client, interaction, interaction.guild);
    }
  },
};

• ES6:

import { EventInterface } from "@aspnyan/discord-handlers";
import { CMD } from "../index";

export default {
  name: "interactionCreate",
  once: false,
  rest: false,
  execute: (interaction) => {
    const commands = CMD.CommandCollections;
    const executions = CMD.ExecCollections;
    if (interaction.isChatInputCommand()) {
      const command = commands.get(interaction.commandName);
      if (!command) return;
      const execute = executions.get(interaction.commandName);
      if (!execute || !execute.execute) return;
      execute.execute(interaction.client, interaction, interaction.guild);
    }
  },
};

TypeScript:

import {
  EventInterface,
  CommandJSONExport,
  CommandInterface,
} from "@aspnyan/discord-handlers";
import { CMD } from "../index";

export default {
  name: "interactionCreate",
  once: false,
  rest: false,
  execute: (interaction) => {
    const commands = CMD.CommandCollections;
    const executions = CMD.ExecCollections;
    if (interaction.isChatInputCommand()) {
      const command: CommandJSONExport | undefined = commands.get(
        interaction.commandName
      );
      if (!command) return;
      const execute: CommandInterface | undefined = executions.get(
        interaction.commandName
      );
      if (!execute || !execute.execute) return;
      execute.execute(interaction.client, interaction, interaction.guild);
    }
  },
} as EventInterface;

Make a new JS/TS file in the folder you stated in your CMDManager Commands Directory. We're making a basic "ping" command so call it that, not that it matters.

You should now have a file tree similar to this:

Main Folder
|
|- Events -|
|          interactionCreate.js (or .ts for TypeScript)
|
|- Commands -|
|            ping.js (or .ts for TypeScript)
|
|- index.js (or .ts)

Go into the file, and paste the code block of the language you're using

JavaScript:

• CommonJS:

module.exports = {
  name: "ping",
  description: "Pong!",
  dm_permission: true,
  execute: (client, interaction, guild) => {
    interaction.reply({
      content: "Pong!",
      ephemeral: true,
    });
  },
};

• ES6:

export default {
  name: "ping",
  description: "Pong!",
  dm_permission: true,
  execute: (client, interaction, guild) => {
    interaction.reply({
      content: "Pong!",
      ephemeral: true,
    });
  },
};

TypeScript:

import { CommandInterface } from "@aspnyan/discord-handlers";

export default {
  name: "ping",
  description: "Pong!",
  dm_permission: true,
  execute: (client, interaction, guild) => {
    interaction.reply({
      content: "Pong!",
      ephemeral: true,
    });
  },
} as CommandInterface;

There's a lot more you can do with Slash Commands and Events that isn't explained here, so make sure to look through all of that. If I have time I might write some documentation for everything, but don't expect it yet.

The following is a human-readable summary of (and not a substitute for) the license.

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