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Cumsocket

Cumsocket is a simple Discord selfbot library based on pure websocket and node-fetch. It's designed to use modules as event receivers to easily add own modules.

About / Worth Mentioning

Cumsocket is mainly designed for personal use but I made it public anyway.
Library is ES Module only and it should be used with TypeScript because of decorators.
It has a PostgreSQL built-in because I had to integrate it with heroku postgres but it can be ignored.
Api wrapper is still in development has only a few parts of the api implemented.
It's designed to be safe but there is no science and cookie support yet.
Selfbotting is forbidden by Discord's TOS and you can get banned for it. Using it on your main account is not recommended.

Installation

npm install cumsocket

Usage

import { Client, Module, EnvConfig } from 'cumsocket';

// Create a new client instance
const client = new Client({ authorization: process.env.TOKEN });

// Register a module
client.loadModule(class MyModule extends Module {
  public readonly id: string = 'myModule';
  public readonly ctx!: Client;
  public readonly env: EnvConfig = {
    example_var_1: "string",
    example_var_2: "number",
    example_var_3: "boolean",
  };

  // public readonly env: EnvConfig = ["example_var_1", "example_var_2"];
  // public readonly ignore: boolean = true;

  // Called when the module is loaded
  public async init(ctx: Client): Promise<void> {
    Client.log('MyModule', 'Module initialized');
    const exampleVar1: string = this.env('example_var_1');
    const exampleVar2: number = this.env('example_var_2');
    const exampleVar3: boolean = this.env('example_var_3');
  }

  // Called when the client is ready
  public async ready(ctx: Client): Promise<void> {
    Client.log('MyModule', 'Client ready');
  }

  // Called when the client receives a MESSAGE_CREATE event
  @Client.listen("MESSAGE_CREATE")
  public async onMessage(data: any): Promise<void> {
    Client.log('MyModule', 'Message received');
  }

  // Called when the client receives a MESSAGE_UPDATE or MESSAGE_DELETE event
  @Client.listen("MESSAGE_UPDATE", "MESSAGE_DELETE")
  public async onMessageUpdateOrDelete(data: any): Promise<void> {
    Client.log('MyModule', 'Message updated or deleted');
  }
});