A Discord App Template made by TwilightZebby for himself.

LICENSE

The license for this project, as well as all other projects by TwilightZebby, can be found here.

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Setup Guide

Assumes you've already cloned this, and have NodeJS v20

1. Run npm install to install the dependencies defined in the package.json file.
2. Ensure you have the following directories/folders - as these are where this App will look for Commands & Interactions:

• ./Commands/ContextCommands/
• ./Commands/SlashCommands/
• ./Commands/TextCommands/
• ./Interactions/Buttons/
• ./Interactions/Modals/
• ./Interactions/Selects/

3. Create a config.js file in the root (ie: ./config.js), with the following information (replacing strings with relevant data of course):

// DO NOT LEAK TOKENS
export const DISCORD_TOKEN = 'APP-TOKEN';

/** User ID of the App this code is for - ie: the App's Bot User */
export const DISCORD_APP_USER_ID = 'APP-BOT-USER-ID';

/** User ID of the App's Developer */
export const APP_DEVELOPER_USER_ID = 'DEVS-USER-ID';

/** Prefix for classic style text-based Commands */
export const TEXT_COMMAND_PREFIX = 'TEXT-PREFIX';

/** Webhook ID for the Webhook in the above Logging Channel */
export const LOG_WEBHOOK_ID = 'WEBHOOK-ID';

/** Webhook's Token for the Webhook in the above Logginc Channel. DO NOT LEAK */
export const LOG_WEBHOOK_TOKEN = 'WEBHOOK-TOKEN';

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Deploying Slash & Context Commands

To make deploying Slash & Context Commands easier, a ./deployCommands.js file is included.

Just tweak it to your liking, and run node deployCommands.js to run that file ONCE.

Note

You do NOT need to keep this file running. You only need to run it ONCE to register, unregister, or edit Slash/Context Commands.

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Running the App

To bring the App online, simply run node index.js to start up the actual App!