@codecommander/ch v1.0.1

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What to add

Main bot file

Here is what you need to add into your main bot file

const CH = require("@codecommander/ch"); // add at the top of the file


client.on("ready", async () => { // - bot ready function
  console.log("The bot is ready!");

  mongoose.set("strictQuery", false);
  mongoose.connect(process.env.MONGO_URI, {
    keepAlive: true,
  }); // mongoose connect

  new CH({
    client, // the client that is already defiened
    mongoUri: process.env.MONGO_URI, // uses the same db as your normal bot (you can use a seperat mongo db just name it in the .env file as a different name and use the same name here)
    commandsDir: path.join(__dirname, "commands"), // commands folder
    featuresDir: path.join(__dirname, "features"), // features folder
    events: {
      dir: path.join(__dirname, "events"),  // events folder
    },
    testServers: ["0123456789876543210"], // test server needed if you want some commands to only work in test servers ( you can add more then one as shown here "testServer["0123456789876543210"]")
    botOwners: ["0123456789876543210"], // bot owners needed (you can add more then one as shown here "botOwners: ["0123456789876543210", "0123456789876543210"],")
  });
});

Command

Here is an example of what the commands will look like with this package

module.exports = {
  name: "test", // command name
  description: "test command", // command desction
  type: "BOTH", // BOTH - slash and legacy, SLASH - Slash, LEGACY - legacy(prefix)
  // testOnly: true, // test server only
  ownerOnly: false, // owner only
  guildOnly: false, // guild only (no dms)

  callback: ({ message, interaction }) => {
    if (message) {
      message.reply("Bot is working - Legacy Commands");
    } else {
      interaction.reply("Bot is working - Slash Commands");
    }
  },
};