Creating Commands

To create commands you must require/import the Maker class and Command decorator from erine and then extend the Maker class and put the command inside using the Command decorator.

Examples

Ping Command

const { Maker, Command } = require("erine");

class Ping extends Maker {
    @Command({ name: "ping", aliases: ["latency"] })
    async ping(context) {
        await context.send("My ping is: ".concat(context.guild.shard.latency).toString());
    }
}

module.exports = { data: Ping }; // Important to export the class as "data".

Getting Parameters

const { Maker, Command, Param, ParamType } = require("erine");

class Say extends Maker {
    @Command({ 
        name: "say",
        aliases: ["repeat"],
        description: "Repeats your message." 
    })
    @Param(ParamType.String, {
        name: "text",
        description: "The text to say.",
        required: true,
        ellipsis: true // If enabled, retrieves all the user input.
    })
    async ping(context) {
        const text = context.get("text"); // Getting the param.
        await context.send(text);
    }
}

module.exports = { data: Say }; // Important to export the class as "data".

Command Group

const { Command, Group, Maker } = require("erine");

class Bot extends Maker {
    // USAGE: [prefix|slash]bot ping
    @Group({ name: "bot", aliases: ["client"] })
    @Command({
        name: "ping",
        aliases: ["latency"],
        description: "Get the shard latency."
    })
    async ping(context) {
        await context.send("My ping is: ".concat(context.guild.shard.latency).toString());
    };

    // USAGE: [prefix|slash]bot version
    @Group({ name: "bot", aliases: ["client"] })
    @Command({
        name: "version",
        description: "Check the NODE.JS version."
    })
    async v(context) {
        await context.send(process.version);
    }
}

module.exports = { data: Bot }; // Important to export the class as "data".