Class: Bot

Hierarchy

Client

↳ Bot

Constructors

constructor

• new Bot(options?)

Creates a new bot

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`options`	`BotOptions`	Options for your bot

Overrides

Client.constructor

Properties

owners

• owners: string[]

The owner(s) of this bot

db

• db: Keyv<any>

A keyv instance for quick key-value storage

modules

• modules: Module[]

The currently loaded modules

commands

• commands: CommandManager

Manages this bot's commands

Methods

▸ login(token): Promise<string>

Logs in to discord

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`token`	`string`	Your bot token

Returns

Promise<string>

The bot token you logged in with

Example

const bot = new Bot({ intents: 513 });
await bot.login('TOTALLYMYTOKEN')

Overrides

Client.login

connect

▸ connect(token): Promise<Bot>

Client.login: chainable edition

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`token`	`string`	Your bot token

Returns

Promise<Bot>

The bot this was called on

Example

const bot = await new Bot({ intents: 513 }).connect('ABSOLUTELYMYTOKEN');

_onInteractionCreate

▸ _onInteractionCreate(interaction): Promise<any>

The default command handler. You'll need to call this if you want your own code to run for interactions, but you also want the default handling.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`interaction`	`Interaction`<`"cached"`>	The interaction to be handled

Returns

Promise<any>

The return value of the command's .function

Example

bot.on('interactionCreate', interaction => {
  console.log(interaction);
  bot._onInteractionCreate(interaction);
});