Events "namespaces"

[brawaru]

For some bots it will be very useful to subscribe only for events of specific channels/guilds/users.

Example:

• #81384788765712384.MESSAGE_CREATE - will emitted on new messages in 81384788765712384 channel
• 81384788765712384.GUILD_UPDATE - will emitted on guild updates
• #183361433059328000.VOICE_CONNECTED - will emitted when someone connects to 183361433059328000 channel of server

As ID of #general channel always equal to guild id, then we can use # symbol to define, that we're subscribed for event of channel, not guild.

Also, to define, that we're subscribed for events of user actions, we can use @ symbol: @133145125122605057.VOICE_USER_SELF_MUTE, @133145125122605057.MESSAGE_CREATE

bot.Dispatcher.on("@133145125122605057.MESSAGE_CREATE", (e) => {
  // 133145125122605057 = owner 
  if(e.message.content.startsWith("/eval ``") && e.message.content.endsWith("``")) {
    let js = e.message.content.substring("/eval ``".length, e.message.content.length - "``".length);
    try {
      let output = eval(js);
      if(output !== null || output !== undefined) {
         output = JSON.stringify(output);
      }
     e.message.reply(`:ok_hand::skin-tone-3: \n\`\`\`\n${output}\n\`\`\``);
    } catch (err) {
     e.message.reply(`:warning: Error, ouch! :head_bandage: \n\`\`\`\n${stringifyError(err).replace("\\n", "\n")}\n\`\`\``);
    }
  }
});

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[cking]

You could always emit your own events on the Dispatcher (Dispatcher.emit(eventName, eventParams...)).