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DisBot.JS

A beginner Discord bot library for easy and innovative control over your bot!

Features:

• Commands: Easy methods to create simple commands!
  • You can use variables like "{message}", "{args(0)}" (=message), "{arg(0)}", "{user}", "{user.id}", "{guild}", "{guild.id}"
  • There are control codes: You can DM the message to any user by typing "{dm(the_users_id)}" - for example DM the message to the message's author: "{dm({user.id})}" - the DM feature will, if no ID is given, DM the message to the mentioned user, or just not send it!
• Global chat: This is the only bot library which has a global chat built in! Ready for you to enable!

DOCS:

Example bot:

const DisBot = require("disbot.js");

const bot = new DisBot("TOKEN");


bot.addCommand("!example1", "This is the reply text! You can use your variables like this: {user}!");
bot.addCommand(".example2", "{dm({user.id})}This is another command! The reply is being sent to the message author!");
bot.addCommand("{global_chat}channel-name", "{user.tag} sent {message} in the global chat 'channel-name'! This message can be changed of course!");
bot.addCommand("!tell", "{dm}This message was sent to you by {user.tag} on {guild}: {args(1)}") //Use args(1) instead of message, to exclude the mention!

Objects:

• Client (otherwise known as bot)
  • new(token: string) -> this: Client
  • addCommand(call: string, answer: string | Function | Message) -> command: Command
  • serverCount() -> count: Number
  • userCount() -> count: Number
  • client: Discord.Client
• Command
  • new(client: Discord.Client, call: string, exe: Function) -> this: Command
  • disable() -> null
  • enable() -> null
  • setCall(call: string) -> null
• Message
  • new(c: string) -> this: Message
  • setEmbed(embed: Embed) -> this: Message
  • content: string
  • embed: Embed
• Embed
  • new(title: string, description: string, color: int) -> this: Embed
  • setTitle(s: string) -> this: Embed
  • setDescription(s: string) -> this: Embed
  • setColor (i: Number) -> this: Embed