nayeon v1.0.0

Nayeon

Quick Start

• Main file (JS: CommonJS)

const { Client, Collection } = require('discord.js')
const { Nayeon } = require('nayeon')
/** ESModule:
import { Client, Collection } from 'discord.js'
import { Nayeon } from 'nayeon'
*/

const client = new Client({...}) //Creates discord client

const nayeon = new Nayeon({
    client: client, //Sets the client
    events: new Collection(), //Sets the collection to save events
    commands: new Collection() //Sets the collection to save commands
})

nayeon.load_commands('./Commands/') //Loads commands
nayeon.load_events('./Events/') //Loads events

client.on('ready', () => nayeon.sync()) //Syncs the slashes

client.login('TOKEN') //Login with the bot's token

• Event Example (CommonJS)

module.exports['event'] = {
    name: 'ready', //The name of event
    once: true, //If the event only execute one-time
    code: (client) => console.log(`Logged as ${client.user.username}`) //Code of the event
}

/**
 * This as same as:
 * client.once('ready', (client) => console.log(`Logged as ${client.user.username}`))
*/

• Command Example (CommonJS)

module.exports['command'] = {
    data: {
        name: 'ping',
        description: 'Responses with "pong"!'
    }, //Here is the name(s) and description(s) of your command
    config: {...}, //Here you can add all data you want (If you use TS, in giving the type, you must give a object of types for your config)
    slash: true, //Allows command to be a slash
    params: [], //Here is where you sets command's params
    code: async(ctx) => {...} //Code of your command, do anything
}

Guide

• Command with TypeScript

import { Command } from 'nayeon'
const config = {...}
export const command: Command<typeof config> = {...}

• CTX Content

Context {
    client: [Client],
    data: [Message]/[ChatInputCommandInteraction],
    args: [Array],
    user: [User],,
    member: [GuildMember],
    channel: [TextBasedChannel],
    command: [Command]
}

• Custom Context

const { Context } = require('nayeon')
class CustomContext extends Context {
    constructor(op){
        super(op)
        //Do anything
    }
}