@thereallonewolf/amethystframework

Amethyst

Amethyst is a Discordeno framework that is incredibly robust and flexible. It promotes standard practices and is geared at bigger bots.

Installation

npm i @thereallonewolf/amethystframework

Features

• Thanks to Amethyst's adaptability, you can change a lot of things and add features as you see appropriate.
• A developer may create slash or message interactions with Amethyst.
• Assistance with interactions, such as selection, built-in buttons, and more.
• Explore more incredible features of our framework.

Why Amethyst?

Amethyst utilizes Decorators to help you keep readability and simplify your code. Support for message and slash commands without requiring code rewriting.

• Completely programmable.
• Simple to use and learn.

Usage

import { createBot, GatewayIntents, startBot } from "discordeno";
import { enableCachePlugin, enableCacheSweepers } from "discordeno/cache-plugin";
import {
  AmethystBot,
  Category,
  Command,
  Context,
  enableAmethystPlugin,
  Event,
} from "@thereallonewolf/amethystframework";

let baseClient = createBot({
  token: "TOKEN",
  intents: GatewayIntents.Guilds | GatewayIntents.GuildMessages | GatewayIntents.MessageContent,
});

//@ts-ignore
let client = enableAmethystPlugin(enableCachePlugin(baseClient), {
  botMentionAsPrefix: true,
  prefix: "!", //Can be a function or a string.
  ignoreBots: false,
});
enableCacheSweepers(client);

startBot(client);

@Category({
  name: "general",
  description: "My general commands",
  uniqueCommands: true,
  default: "", //As all the commands are unique so no need to set the default command.
})
export class General {
  @Command({
    name: "ping",
    description: "Pong!",
    commandType: ["application", "message"],
    category: "general",
    args: [],
  })
  async ping(bot: AmethystBot, ctx: Context) {
    ctx.reply({ content: "Pong!" });
  }

  @Event("ready")
  async ready() {
    console.log("I am ready!");
    client.amethystUtils.updateSlashCommands();
  }
}

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.