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DiscordJS-Handlers

New Discord.JS v14 handlers in just one line!

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✅ Installation

npm i discordjs-handlers

 

📌 Event Handler

Event Handler: DiscordJSHandlers.events(folder, client)

Show parameter is optional, and it make console.log loaded events or not.

Example:

const {Client, IntentsBitField} = require("discord.js"); 
const DiscordJSHandlers = require("discordjs-handlers"); 
const client = new Client({intents: new IntentsBitField(["Guilds","GuildMessages"])}); 
DiscordJSHandlers.events("events", client); // where "events" is events folder name

client.login('BOT TOKEN HERE'); // TOKEN is bot access token gained from discord developers portal

Examples of events:

// ready Event
module.exports = {
    name: 'ready',
    once: true,
    async execute(client) { // execute() is where you will pass the rest of needed arguments, client is always the last argument.
        console.log(`The bot is now online!`);
    },
};

// messageCreate Event
module.exports = {
	name: 'messageCreate',
	async execute(message, client) { // execute() is where you will pass the rest of needed arguments, client is always the last argument.
        console.log(`Message has been sent! Content: ${message.content}.`);
	},
};

Events parameters

Required:

• name - name of the event
• execute() - function to execute when event is called

Optional:

• once - true/false, if event can be called only once.  

📌 Command Handler

Command Handler: DiscordJSHandlers.commands(folder, client, token)

Bot token is used to pull slash commands through Discord Rest API.

Show parameter is optional, and it make console.log loaded commands or not.

Example:

const {Client, IntentsBitField} = require("discord.js"); 
const DiscordJSHandlers = require("discordjs-handlers"); 
const client = new Client({intents: new IntentsBitField(["Guilds","GuildMessages"])}); 
DiscordJSHandlers.commands("commands", client, 'BOT TOKEN HERE'); // where "commands" is events folder name

client.login('BOT TOKEN HERE'); // TOKEN is bot access token gained from discord developers portal

Example of command:

// Ping Command
module.exports = {
	name: 'ping',
	async execute(interaction, client) { // execute() is where you will pass the rest of needed arguments, client is always the last argument.
		interaction.reply({content: `**Pong:**\n> Bot: \`${sentMessage.createdTimestamp - message.createdTimestamp}ms\``})
	},
};

Commands parameters

Required:

• name - name of the command
• description - description of command
• execute() - function to execute when event is called

Optional:

• permission - permission, which interaction user must have.  

📌 Button Handler

Button Handler: DiscordJSHandlers.buttons(folder, client, show)

Show parameter is optional, and it make console.log loaded buttons or not.

Example:

const {Client, IntentsBitField} = require("discord.js"); 
const DiscordJSHandlers = require("discordjs-handlers"); 
const {TOKEN} = require("./config.json"); 
const client = new Client({intents: new IntentsBitField(["Guilds","GuildMessages"])}); 
DiscordJSHandlers.events("buttons", client); // where "buttons" is buttons folder name

client.login(TOKEN); // TOKEN is bot access token gained from discord developers portal

Example of button:

module.exports = {
    id: 'verification',
    async execute(interaction, client) { // execute() is where you will pass the rest of needed arguments, client is always the last argument.
        interaction.reply("Button clicked").
	// do more stuff
    },
};

Buttons parameters

Required:

• id - id of the button
• execute() - function to execute when event is called

Optional:

• permission - sets a permission which interaction user must have
• ownerOnly - only discord server owner can execute this button  

💡 Example

const DiscordJSHandlers = require('discordjs-handlers'); //Requiring DiscordJS-Handlers module.
const {Client, IntentsBitField} = require('discord.js'); //Requiring Discord.js module.
const client = new Client({intents: new IntentsBitField(["Guilds", "GuildMessages"])}); //Creating new Discord.JS Client instance.

DiscordHandlers.events("events", client); //Running the event handler
DiscordHandlers.commands("commands", client, 'BOT TOKEN HERE'); //Running the command handler

client.login('BOT TOKEN HERE');

 

📝 Features

• Command Handler in just one line.
• Event Handler in just one line.
• Button Handler in just one line.
• Discord.JS v14 Support