a discord.js starting base.
PLEASE RUN npm install OR yarn to install all packages.
Constructed by NT_Scor
1: Using special colors
To use a special color, just grab it's hex number! To use that in am embed, use .setColor(#000000) in the emded field where #000000 is the hex number of your color.
2: running the bot
Running the bot is as simple as placing your token in config.json and using node.js! with the command prompt, type in npm install (or yarn), strike ENTER/RETURN, then type node bot.js and hit enter to see the bot come to life!
3: adding/removing commands
Adding commands is simple, just create a js file with the name commandname.js, where commandname is the name of the command. the help command will properly edit if your command is in a category defined in help.js. creating a category is simple, too! just copy and paste this code and replace the word example with the category's name (and emoji if there is a compatible emoji that fits with your category, wether it be custom or not), while cat is the word that you use to define where your command goes. strike enter before pasting the code in help.js though!
.addField(":question: example", client.commands.filter(map2=> map2.help.category === "cat").map(cmd => `\`${cmd.help.name}\``).join(" "))4: testing the bot
once the bot is online, I highly suggest running the ping command ({prefix}ping) to see if the bot is online and working. if not, check your token, ensure the ping cmd is there, and rerun your test. otherwise DM me on Discord (__NT_Scor#7267__) with an invite to your testing server.
5: Triggers
adding triggers is as easy as adding commands. use if((message.content.toLowercase).includes("trigger")){} OR if((message.content).includes("trigger") in message.js instead of creating a command, where trigger is the trigger word. there is already a trigger on the bot (if((message.content).includes("<:MSBear:666128276061945909>"))). do NOT remove that one, as that allows me to test the bot if it isn't working.
DO NOT EDIT, MOVE, OR DELETE PACKAGE.JSON, YARN.LOCK OR PACKAGE-LOCK.JSON. THAT IS FOR NPM/YARN TO SEE WHAT YOU NEED.