Type /proxy into chat to switch to the command line, then enter the specified command. To pass strings containing spaces as arguments, enclose them in quotes ("" or ''). To enclude quotes or backslashes in arguments, precede them with a backslash \.

/proxy mymod

/proxy mymod dostuff

/proxy mymod 123 456 'Hello ponies!'

/proxy mymod "This is a string containing 'quotes', \"similar quotes\", and \\backslashes."

To use Command in your module, first require it, then call the factory Command(dispatch) to get an instance of Command.

const Command = require('command')

module.exports = function MyMod(dispatch) {
	const command = Command(dispatch)

	command.add('mymod', (x, y, z) => {
		command.message('Parameters: ' + [x, y, z].join(', '))
	})
}

const Command = require('command')

module.exports = function SubCommandTest(dispatch) {
	const command = Command(dispatch)

	command.add('test', {
		$default() { command.message('Usage: test [echo|hello]') },
		echo(...args) {
			if(args[0] === undefined) command.message('Usage: test echo [msg]')
			else command.message(args.join(' '))
		},
		hello: {
			$default() { command.message('Usage: test hello [blue|red]') },
			blue() { command.message('<font color="#5555ff">Hello ponies!</font>') },
			red() { command.message('<font color="#ff5555">Hello ponies!</font>') }
		}
	})
}

Adds one or more command hooks. All commands must be unique and are case insensitive.

command may be a string or an array of strings.

callback may be a function or an object. Callback receives a variable number of input string arguments. If an object is provided, the object's keys are registered as sub-commands which may in turn be either a callback or another object. Two special keys are usable for sub-commands:

• $none called if there were no arguments.
• $default called if no other hook was matched.

context optional this to pass to callbacks. Default is unspecified.

Removes one or more command hooks.

command may be a string or an array of strings.

Sends a message in the [Proxy] channel. May contain HTML.

Executes a raw command string. If str is an array then it will be interpreted as arguments instead.

Returns true on command found, false otherwise. May throw an exception if the callback contains an error.