• SealBotTS
  • Installing dependencies
  • Running the bot
  • Contributing
    • Installing dev dependencies
    • Running in developer mode mode
    • Making discord commands
    • Making minecraft commands

$ npm install

$ yarn build
$ yarn start

$ npm install --sav-dev 

Running the bot in developer makes the bot refresh after you make changes to files.

$ yarn dev

1. Create a new file in discordCommands folder (i.e. ping.ts)

2. Put a template inside the file you've just created:

   import { SlashCommandBuilder } from "@discordjs/builders";
   import {CommandInteraction} from "discord.js";
   
   export const data = new SlashCommandBuilder()
       .setName("command_name") // i.e. .setName("ping") will make it a /ping command
       .setDescription("command_description"); // i.e. .setDescription("allows you see the bot's latency");
   
   export async function execute(interaction: CommandInteraction) {
       return interaction.reply("reply_text"); // i.e. return interaction.reply("pong!");
   }

3. Add the command into discordCommands/index.ts

   echo '\nexport * as command_name from "./command_file_name"' >> discordCommands/index.ts

   For example:

   echo '\nexport * as help from "./ping" >> discordCommands/ping.ts'

4. Register the new command

   yarn deploy:commands

1. Create a new file in minecraftCommands folder (i.e. ping.ts)

2. Put a template inside the file you've just created:

   import { sendToMinecraft } from "../MinecraftManager";
   
   export function execute(username: string, args: Array<string>): void {
     sendToMinecraft("text you want to send to minecraft"); // i.e. sendToMinecraft("pong");
   }

3. Add the command into minecraftCommands/index.ts

   echo '\nexport * as command_name from "./command_file_name"'

   For example:

   echo '\nexport * as ping from "./ping"'