DBDTeam / dbdteamjs

✨ Small library for JavaScript that tries to make creating discord bots easy and efficient with the Discord API.

@dbdteam.js

✨ Introducing a compact JavaScript library (NodeJS module) designed to streamline the development of Discord bots using the Discord API. While it's in its initial stages, your feedback is invaluable. Should you encounter any bugs, please do not hesitate to notify us. Join our official Discord server (alternative link here), where you can open a forum in the "support-projects" channel. Our team is committed to providing immediate assistance, ensuring your concerns are promptly addressed (or at least acknowledged). Visit our documentation here.

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Installation

🚀 To integrate this compact package seamlessly into your project, adhere to the following installation procedures tailored for NPM, Yarn, and PNPM package managers under.

NPM

npm i dbdteamjs 

or

npm i github:DBDTeam/dbdteamjs#0.0.5

YARN

yarn add @dbdteamjs

PNPM

pnpm i dbdteamjs

Starting to create the bot

🎒 Firstly, it is suggested that you please have knowledge of how to create Discord Applications in Discord Developers Applications, once you have your application created, follow the following steps (this will be simple, so you should know about Discord Intents too):

1. Get your app token.
2. Invite your bot to a server.

Once you have that done, it's time to start creating the robot using the package. See under.

Example using MessageContent Intent

const { Client, Presence, IntentsBitFields } = require("dbdteamjs")

const Intents = new IntentsBitFields()

Intents.add("Guilds")
Intents.add("GuildMembers")
Intents.add("GuildMessages")
Intents.add("MessageContent")

const client = new Client({
   token: `HERE GOES THE ROBOT TOKEN`,
   intents: Intents.intents,
   gateway: {
     mobilePlatform: false // Only this if you want the robot to have the online icon on a mobile device.
   }
})

client.on("ready", () => {
   console.log(`I have successfully logged on to ${client.user.username}`)
   client.presence.update({
     activities: [{ name: `Hello world!`, type: Presence.Types.Game }],
     since: 0,
     status: Presence.Status.DND
   })
})

client.on("messageCreate", async(message) => {
   if(message.user.bot) return; // The user is a robot
   if(message.content.startsWith("!greet")){
     message.channel.createMessage(`Hello, ${message.user.username}!`)
   }
})

client.connect() // Will establish the connection between the robot and the WS.

Example using Interactions

const { Client, Presence, IntentsBitFields, InteractionTypes } = require("dbdteamjs")

const Intents = new IntentsBitFields()

Intents.add("Guilds")
Intents.add("GuildMembers")

const client = new Client({
   token: `HERE GOES THE ROBOT TOKEN`,
   intents: Intents.intents,
   gateway: {
     mobilePlatform: false // Only this if you want the robot to have the online icon on a mobile device.
   }
})

client.on("ready", () => {
   console.log(`I have successfully logged on to ${client.user.username}`)
   client.presence.update({
     activities: [{ name: `Hello world!`, type: Presence.Types.Game }],
     since: 0,
     status: Presence.Status.DND
   })

   client.application.commands.set(
    [
      {
        name: "ping",
        description: "Pong!",
        options: [],
        type: InteractionTypes.Slash
      }, //You can add more application commands adding it in the object.
    ]
   )
})

client.on("interactionCreate", async(interaction) => {
   if(interaction.isSlash){
    if(interaction.name === "ping"){
      interaction.makeReply({ content: `Pong!\nLatency: ${client.ping}` })
    }
   }
})

client.connect() // Will establish the connection between the robot and the WS.