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dbd.ts

About

dbd.ts is a powerful TypeScript Package allowing you to create Discord Bots simplified and quick.

Interaction Commands Support
Custom Functions / Plugins Support
Fast and non-cache heavy
300+ functions built-in

dbd.ts vs aoi.js

aoi.js allows users to create their Discord Bots with "ease" but the main issue it's not as friendly for Developers wanting to create their own functions or customization.

aoi.js doesn't allow for users to create their own Functions / using Plugin.
It built on JS which can lead to several issues long term of stability and performance.
aoi.js is heavy on cache consumption / resources unlike dbd.ts it's not the case.

Installation

Node.JS 16.6.0 or newer is required.

npm install dbd.ts

Setup

const dbd = require("dbd.ts")

const bot = new dbd.Bot({
    intents: ["GUILDS", "GUILD_MESSAGES"], //Discord Intents
    prefix: "PREFIX" //Discord Client Prefix
})

bot.addEvent([
    "onMessage"
])

bot.commands.add({
    type: "basicCommand",
    name: "ping",
    code: "Pong! $pingms"
})

bot.login("Discord Bot Token")

Sideload Plugins

With this basic example of how to use plugins and sideload your own or other functions, it's simple.

/**
 * This below will only work if you are using a proper IDE, so intellisense does it's job.
 * @type {import("dbd.ts").FunctionData}
 */ 
const func = {
    // This would be the name for the plugin or function.
    name: "$systemChannelID",
    
    // You cannot skip this on typescript, but in javascript.
    description: "return system channel id of the guild.",

    // This function is called every time this function is used.
    execute: (d, fn) => {
        // Watch out! data.message will not always be a Message object, so is recommend to use instanceof to check what it actually is before ever returning anything.
        return fn.resolve(
            d.data.message.guild?.systemChannelID
        )
    }
}

// Export function.
module.exports = func
//This isn't a exact function hence "plugins"
// Belong line would work too
// module.exports.default = func