arzeroxjs v1.13.3

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ArzeroxJS is an NPM module using the discord.js library which allows you to create discord bots easier. It can be used anywhere and requires as only download npm i arzeroxjs

Tutorial to use

• Install node.js
• Create a new folder
• Go to the navigation bar and type cmd
• Type npm init -y in your command prompt

  Make sure to put your main file as index.js

• Fill in the rest of the fields
• Next type npm i arzeroxjs
• Once this is done, type ajsreg or run the .exe and click on INITIALIZE
• Fill in your token ( Here is how to get one )
• Run node . to start your bot once the program is done running.

Versions

Latest Version

/!\ With our current interactive CLI you won't be able to use Git Bash

Current version : Stable 1.13.0

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• Fully functional code maker
• Bug Fixes
• Compiled into a .exe
• You can now run the CLI with the command ajsreg

Version 1.1.0

• Added text handler ( currently undergoing tests. )
• Added text command maker ( undergoing tests. )

Version 1.1.1

• Fix of bugs.

Version 1.1.4

• Starting Builders development

Version 1.2.0

• Major fixes to botLogin()
• Error logging
• Starting the development of the clientActivity() class

Version 1.7.0

• Added example scripts
• Fixed npm labelling error

Version 1.8.0 Major

Disclaimer : This is still experimental code and might not work perfectly

• Added definitions for all functions
• Finished clientStatus() function. See wiki

Version 1.9.0

Currently working on a dynamic terminal allowing to make your bot easier

• Stable clientLogin()
• Dynamic error handling
• clientStatus() function working. How to use available soon.
• Chalk package error handling.
• Function definitions

Version 1.12.0

Disclaimer : Even though this is stable, it doesn't fully work

Features

• Added an interactive CLI to log into your bot with no code.
• Implemented a new feature: Compiled the script into a .exe for easier distribution.
• Updated the CLI command to run the application: Instead of running the script directly, you can now use the command ajsreg.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed the issue with the window title not being set correctly.
• Resolved an issue where the arrow keys were not functioning correctly in the Git Bash terminal.
• Addressed the problem of the script exiting too quickly by using the await keyword for asynchronous prompt handling.
• Added error handling for launching the script without the required command-line argument.
• Improved the user experience by displaying a helpful error message when running the script in Git Bash without proper support.
• Included a password prompt when selecting the "Login" option in the CLI.

Additional

• Added definitions for setup.js
• pkg.json is used in order to compile the code.
• Preparing an input based terminal.

Version 13.0.0

Added

• Added the fs and path modules to handle file system operations.
• Added the chalk module for colorful console output.
• Imported the botLogin and clientStatus functions from the index.js file.
• Imported the inquirer module for handling user input.
• Added the blankCode variable containing the initial code for the "index.js" file.
• Implemented the startCLI function to handle the command-line interface logic.

Changed

• Cleared the console and set the process title to "AJS Runtime".
• Defined the available choices for the user prompt.

Fixed

• Fixed compatibility issues with Git Bash.

Features

• Prompted the user to select an action (initialize, login, or exit).
• Extracted the selected option from the prompt's answer.
• Implemented a switch statement to handle each selected option.
• Added the "init" case to handle the initialization action.
• Defined the root path, folder path, and index file path variables.
• Created a sleep function to simulate a delay.
• Implemented the createFiles function to create the "Commands" folder and "index.js" file.
• Added a loading animation while creating folders and files.
• Checked if the "Commands" folder already exists and displayed a message accordingly.
• Prompted the user for their token to generate the sample code for the "index.js" file.
• Updated the "index.js" file with the generated sample code.
• Displayed messages indicating the creation and updating of the "index.js" file.
• Added a prompt for the user's token in the "login" case.
• Called the botLogin function with the provided token.
• Added an "exit" case to gracefully exit the program.