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commandkit-helper
commandkit-helper/dist/index.js
commandkit-helper/dist/index.mjs

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Readme

commandkit-helper

CommandKit-Helper is a simple library that will help with building comamnds to work with CommandKit

Works with Discord.JS V14

Features

Extreamly Beginner friendly
Allows you to have proper types when using CommandKit
Custom extended discord client so you can have custom options inside the client itself

Installation

npm install commandkit-helper

Usage

This is a small usage example of how you can use this package

CJS

CustomDiscordClient

const { ExtendedClient } = require('commandkit-helper');

const client = new ExtendedClient(
    {
        intents: [],
    },
    {
        // Here would go any custom options you want to always
        // be avaiable from the client provided inside the commandbuilders
        testNumber: 21,
    }
);

console.log(client.customOptions.testNumber); // -> 21 //Note: this will not give you intellisence

CommandBuilder

const { BasicSlashCommand } = require('commandkit-helper')

module.exports = new BasicSlashCommand({
    run: async ({ interaction, client, handler }) => {

    },

    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()...

    // The options do have types so you can
    // add only the ones you want or custom ones
    options: {

    }
})

ESM

CustomDiscordClient

import { ExtendedClient } from 'commandkit-helper';

const client = new ExtendedClient(
    {
        intents: [],
    },
    {
        // Here would go any custom options you want to always
        // be avaiable from the client provided inside the commandbuilders
        testNumber: 21,
    }
);

console.log(client.customOptions.testNumber); // -> 21 //Note: this will not give you intellisence

CommandBuilder

import { BasicSlashCommand } from 'commandkit-helper'

export = new BasicSlashCommand({
    run: async ({ interaction, client,handler }) => {

    },

    data: new SlashCommandBuilder()...

    // The options do have types so you can
    // add only the ones you want or custom ones
    options: {

    }
})

JSPM