Bfd-api-alt NPM

Bots for Discord - Alternative and Simplified Wrapper

An API wrapper to Bots for Discord; A more simplified alternative than the official wrapper for Bots For Discord.

NOTE: This is no longer updated, but will stay up. Go here for the official-unofficial maintained version.

However, if you want to have a very olden timey package, then stay here.

To install this package, use npm i bfd-api-alt (Super useless line since you should already know how to install packages by now...)

What sets this different than the original?

Simplified function names, and more memorizable function names.
Explained functions so you know what to do with them.
Special stuff.

Examples

// First, you have to initialize the package. Obviously.
const package = require('bfd-api-alt');

// AUTH_TOKEN (String) => Your API token from ze site. Required for POST functions, like setting server count. If you are not going to use this (no posting server count), use undefined.
// BOT_ID (String) => Your bot ID for use here. Required for checking self things. Use undefined if this is not going to be for usage.
// [NEW] CLIENT (?Client_Object = undefined) => Your client object. This will be in use for future functions. Currently, it is useless, so just supply undefined. This will NEVER become a required parameter.
// LOGGING (?Boolean = false) => If this should log any POST functions, like posting server count, into the console. There is no way to make custom logs, and no plans are to add that.
const BotList = new package(AUTH_TOKEN, BOT_ID, CLIENT, LOGGING);

// Post your server count to your bot. [Stable]
// SERVER_COUNT (Number) => The server count size. Not needed if you had supplied a valid client object on initialization.
BotList.setCount(SERVER_COUNT);

// Grab a bot on the list... [Stable]
// BOT_ID (String) => The bot ID to fetch.
BotList.fetchBot(BOT_ID);

// ...or the self bot! (Uses the bot ID supplied at Initialization) [Stable]
BotList.fetchSelf();

// Check if a bot is verified or not! (This is the only different from the official one; This one here returns a boolean, not a string "true" or "false") [Stable]
// BOT_ID (String) => The bot ID to check.
BotList.checkVerif(BOT_ID);

// Check if your own bot is verified or not!
BotList.checkVerifSelf();

// Fetch a user that has logged on the site!
// USER_ID (String) => The user ID to check.
BotList.fetchUser(USER_ID);

Update Notes Section

v1 Notes Tab

v1.0.1

Now has semi-improved return statements so you get a semi-preview of functions (at least in Visual Studio Code?)
You can now fetch a user if you want to get a user.
You can now check if your own bot is verified with a simplified function made specifically for that. Thank us later.
Semi-Improved error usage because SyntaxErrors aren't so great.

And once, there was darkness.

v0.0.0

Nothing.
Was.
Here.

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