This is an advanced discord bot template made with TypeScript.

You can easily create more advanced, complex systems with this template.

• Easy to develop advanced and complex systems
  • Because you have access to everything. You can change everything whatever you want.
• Command handler with error handling (src/classes/CommandHandler.ts)
  • Your bot doesn't crash on errors anymore. Errors will be logged to console.
• Cooldown, permission and nsfw channel checking on commands
  • You can set up cooldowns, required permissions and requiring nsfw channel for each command uniquely.
• Auto command & event registration and checking (src/classes/Registry.ts)
  • You don't have to spend time with defining commands and events manually.
• Beautiful, detailed console logs (src/classes/Logger.ts)
  • More beautiful, more readable. Thats good right?
• Full customizable discord client (src/structures/DiscordClient.ts)
  • You can easily add properties to client.

• Dynamic help command

  • You can get command list with groups (help)
  • You can get detailed information about a command (help [command-name])
  • This command renders all your commands dynamically. You don't have to waste time about documenting commands.
  • This command shows command list to users by their permissions. Forexample developer commands won't shown in normal user's help command and they can't see detailed information about it.
  • Disabled commands won't shown in help command and users (developers included) can't see detailed information about it.

• Reboot command (Developer command by default)

  • You don't have to reboot your bot on console. You can reboot by using this command. (reboot)
  • These events happen when reboot command run:
    • Bot stops
    • Resetting events, commands, command groups and cooldowns
    • Reregistering events and commands
    • Starting the bot again

• You can create commands just usable for developers
• Developers doesn't affected from:
  • Cooldowns
  • Permission Checking
  • NSFW Channel Checking

You can use npm instead of yarn but i recommended to use yarn.

yarn install

• Rename .env.example to .env and fill it.
• Open src/index.ts and set up moment-timezone for your locale.

• Without Building
  • Type yarn dev to run.
• With Building
  • Type yarn build to build the project.
  • Type yarn start to run the builded project.

You can change client intents from src/client.ts.

• Create a new file to src/commands. (You can create files in directories)
• Open your file.
• Add command template.

import { Message } from 'discord.js';

import Command from '../../structures/Command';
import DiscordClient from '../../structures/DiscordClient';

export default class ExampleCommand extends Command {
    constructor(client: DiscordClient) {
        super(client, {
            name: 'example',
            group: 'Developer',
            description: 'An example command.',
            require: {
                developer: true
            }
        });
    }

    async run(message: Message, args: string[]) {
        await message.reply('Wow, example command working!');
    }
}

• Create a new file to src/events. (You can create files in directories)
• Open your file.
• Add event template.

import { GuildMember } from 'discord.js';

import DiscordClient from '../structures/DiscordClient';
import Event from '../structures/Event';

export default class GuildMemberAddEvent extends Event {
    constructor(client: DiscordClient) {
        super(client, 'guildMemberAdd');
    }

    async run(member: GuildMember) {
        console.log(`${member.user.tag} joined to ${member.guild.name}.`);
    }
}

You can check event parameters from discord.js.org.

If you want to cancel adding command cooldown to user:

• Open your command file

• Add this parameter to run function:

  cancelCooldown: () => void

  It should looks like that:

  async run(message: Message, args: string[], cancelCooldown: () => void)

• Call cancelCooldown function where you want to cancelling cooldown.

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