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docker-compose.example.yml
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···
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services:
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mongo:
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image: mongo
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restart: always
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ports:
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- 27017:27017
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environment:
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mongo-express:
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ports:
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environment:
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20
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ME_CONFIG_BASICAUTH: false
-12
src/commands/utility/ping.ts
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src/commands/utility/ping.ts
···
1
-
import { SlashCommandBuilder } from "@discord.js/builders";
2
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import { Command } from "../../utils/classes/Command.ts";
3
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export default new Command({
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data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
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.setName("ping")
7
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.setDescription("Responds with pong!"),
8
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async execute({ interaction, client }): Promise<void> {
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await interaction.reply({ content: `Pong 🏓 (${client.ws.ping}ms)` });
11
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},
12
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});
-46
src/commands/utility/say.ts
-46
src/commands/utility/say.ts
···
1
-
import { SlashCommandBuilder } from "@discord.js/builders";
2
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import { ChatInputCommandInteraction } from "discord.js";
3
-
import { Command } from "../../utils/classes/Command.ts";
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import { ChannelType } from "discord-api-types/payloads";
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export default new Command({
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data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
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.setName("say")
9
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.setDescription("Make the bot say any message in the active guild channel.")
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.addStringOption((option) =>
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option
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.setName("message")
13
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.setDescription("The message you'd like to send.")
14
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.setRequired(true)
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)
16
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.addNumberOption((option) =>
17
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option
18
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.setName("amount")
19
-
.setDescription("The amount of times to send the specified message.")
20
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),
21
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async execute({ interaction }): Promise<void> {
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await interaction.reply({
24
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content: `Message has been received and will be sent shortly!`,
25
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flags: ["Ephemeral"],
26
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});
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if (
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interaction.channel && interaction.channel.type === ChannelType.GuildText
30
-
) {
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const amount = interaction.options.getNumber("amount");
32
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if (amount) {
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interaction.channel?.send({
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content: interaction.options.getString("message") ?? "",
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});
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}
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} else {
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interaction.channel?.send({
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content: interaction.options.getString("message") ?? "",
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});
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}
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}
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},
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});
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src/core/client.ts
+26
src/core/client.ts
···
1
+
import { Client, GatewayIntentBits } from "discord.js";
2
+
import { FeatureRegistry } from "./registry.ts";
3
+
4
+
export class VoidyClient extends Client {
5
+
public registry: FeatureRegistry;
6
+
7
+
constructor() {
8
+
super({
9
+
intents: [GatewayIntentBits.Guilds],
10
+
});
11
+
12
+
this.registry = new FeatureRegistry(this);
13
+
}
14
+
15
+
async start(token: string) {
16
+
await this.registry.loadFeaturesFromDirectory("src/features");
17
+
18
+
this.once("ready", async () => {
19
+
console.log(`✅ Logged in as ${this.user?.tag}`);
20
+
await this.registry.deployCommands();
21
+
await this.registry.notifyReady();
22
+
});
23
+
24
+
await this.login(token);
25
+
}
26
+
}
+99
src/core/registry.ts
+99
src/core/registry.ts
···
1
+
import { walk } from "@std/fs";
2
+
import { resolve } from "@std/path";
3
+
import { Interaction } from "discord.js";
4
+
import { Feature } from "./types.ts";
5
+
import { VoidyClient } from "./client.ts";
6
+
7
+
export class FeatureRegistry {
8
+
private client: VoidyClient;
9
+
private features = new Map<string, Feature>();
10
+
11
+
constructor(client: VoidyClient) {
12
+
this.client = client;
13
+
14
+
// Global interaction handler
15
+
this.client.on("interactionCreate", async (interaction: Interaction) => {
16
+
if (interaction.isChatInputCommand()) {
17
+
for (const feature of this.features.values()) {
18
+
for (const cmd of feature.commands ?? []) {
19
+
if (cmd.data.name === interaction.commandName) {
20
+
const context = {
21
+
client: this.client,
22
+
createCustomId: (id: string) => `${feature.id}:${id}`,
23
+
};
24
+
25
+
return await cmd.execute(interaction, context);
26
+
}
27
+
}
28
+
}
29
+
}
30
+
31
+
if (interaction.isButton()) {
32
+
const [featureId, buttonId] = interaction.customId.split(":");
33
+
const feature = this.features.get(featureId);
34
+
const handler = feature?.buttonHandlers?.get(buttonId);
35
+
36
+
if (feature && handler) {
37
+
const context = {
38
+
client: this.client,
39
+
createCustomId: (id: string) => `${feature.id}:${id}`,
40
+
};
41
+
42
+
return await handler(interaction, context);
43
+
}
44
+
}
45
+
});
46
+
}
47
+
48
+
async loadFeaturesFromDirectory(directory: string) {
49
+
const root = resolve(Deno.cwd(), directory);
50
+
51
+
for await (const entry of walk(root, { includeDirs: false })) {
52
+
if (entry.name === "index.ts") {
53
+
const module = await import("file://" + entry.path);
54
+
const feature: Feature = module.default;
55
+
56
+
if (!feature || !feature.id) {
57
+
console.warn(`❌ Invalid feature at ${entry.path}`);
58
+
continue;
59
+
}
60
+
61
+
if (this.features.has(feature.id)) {
62
+
console.warn(`⚠ Feature ID conflict: ${feature.id}`);
63
+
continue;
64
+
}
65
+
66
+
this.features.set(feature.id, feature);
67
+
await feature.setup?.();
68
+
console.log(`🔹 Loaded feature: ${feature.name}`);
69
+
}
70
+
}
71
+
}
72
+
73
+
async deployCommands() {
74
+
const commands = Array.from(this.features.values())
75
+
.flatMap((f) => f.commands ?? [])
76
+
.map((c) => c.data.toJSON());
77
+
78
+
await this.client.application?.commands.set(commands);
79
+
console.log(`🚀 Deployed ${commands.length} slash commands.`);
80
+
}
81
+
82
+
async notifyReady() {
83
+
for (const feature of this.features.values()) {
84
+
await feature.onReady?.();
85
+
}
86
+
}
87
+
88
+
async cleanupAll() {
89
+
for (const feature of this.features.values()) {
90
+
try {
91
+
await feature.cleanup?.();
92
+
} catch (err) {
93
+
console.warn(`⚠ Error during cleanup of ${feature.id}:`, err);
94
+
}
95
+
}
96
+
97
+
this.features.clear();
98
+
}
99
+
}
+38
src/core/types.ts
+38
src/core/types.ts
···
1
+
import {
2
+
ButtonInteraction,
3
+
CommandInteraction,
4
+
SlashCommandBuilder,
5
+
} from "discord.js";
6
+
import { VoidyClient } from "./client.ts";
7
+
8
+
export interface Command {
9
+
data: SlashCommandBuilder;
10
+
execute: (
11
+
interaction: CommandInteraction,
12
+
context: FeatureContext,
13
+
) => Promise<void>;
14
+
}
15
+
16
+
export type ButtonHandler = (
17
+
interaction: ButtonInteraction,
18
+
context: FeatureContext,
19
+
) => Promise<void>;
20
+
21
+
export interface Feature {
22
+
id: string;
23
+
name: string;
24
+
description?: string;
25
+
26
+
commands?: Command[];
27
+
buttonHandlers?: Map<string, ButtonHandler>;
28
+
29
+
// Optional lifecycle hooks
30
+
setup?: () => Promise<void>;
31
+
onReady?: () => Promise<void>;
32
+
cleanup?: () => Promise<void>;
33
+
}
34
+
35
+
export interface FeatureContext {
36
+
client: VoidyClient;
37
+
createCustomId: (id: string) => string;
38
+
}
-12
src/events/client/ready.ts
-12
src/events/client/ready.ts
···
1
-
import { Events } from "discord.js";
2
-
import { GatewayReadyDispatchData } from "discord-api-types/gateway";
3
-
import { CommandHandler } from "../../handlers/CommandHandler.ts";
4
-
5
-
export default {
6
-
name: Events.ClientReady,
7
-
async execute(event: GatewayReadyDispatchData) {
8
-
await CommandHandler.deployCommands();
9
-
10
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Ready on account ${event.user.username}#${event.user.discriminator}`);
11
-
}
12
-
}
-32
src/events/interaction/interactionCreate.ts
-32
src/events/interaction/interactionCreate.ts
···
1
-
import { CommandInteraction, Events } from "discord.js";
2
-
import { VoidyClient } from "../../utils/classes/VoidyClient.ts";
3
-
4
-
export default {
5
-
name: Events.InteractionCreate,
6
-
execute(
7
-
interaction: CommandInteraction,
8
-
client: VoidyClient,
9
-
) {
10
-
// Only handle basic chat commands for now
11
-
if (!interaction.isChatInputCommand) return;
12
-
13
-
const command = client.commands.get(interaction.commandName);
14
-
15
-
if (!command) {
16
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Command ${interaction.commandName} not found.`);
17
-
return;
18
-
}
19
-
20
-
try {
21
-
command.execute({ interaction, client });
22
-
23
-
console.log(
24
-
`[Voidy/Telemetry] Command ${interaction.commandName} was executed by ${interaction.user.username}`,
25
-
);
26
-
} catch (error) {
27
-
console.log(
28
-
`[Voidy] Command ${interaction.commandName} failed: ${error}`,
29
-
);
30
-
}
31
-
},
32
-
};
-24
src/features/chatbot/commands/log.ts
-24
src/features/chatbot/commands/log.ts
···
1
-
import { SlashCommandBuilder } from "discord.js";
2
-
import { Command } from "../../../utils/classes/Command.ts";
3
-
4
-
export default new Command({
5
-
data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
6
-
.setName("log")
7
-
.setDescription("Make the bot log any message.")
8
-
.addStringOption((option) =>
9
-
option
10
-
.setName("message")
11
-
.setDescription("The message you'd like to send.")
12
-
.setRequired(true)
13
-
),
14
-
execute({ interaction }) {
15
-
const { options } = interaction;
16
-
17
-
console.log(options.getString("message"));
18
-
19
-
interaction.reply({
20
-
content: "Successfully sent message to the logs :3",
21
-
flags: ["Ephemeral"],
22
-
});
23
-
},
24
-
});
-5
src/features/chatbot/feature.json
-5
src/features/chatbot/feature.json
-11
src/features/chatbot/index.ts
-11
src/features/chatbot/index.ts
···
1
-
import { SlashCommandBuilder } from "@discord.js/builders";
2
-
import { Command } from "../../utils/classes/Command.ts";
3
-
4
-
export default new Command({
5
-
data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
6
-
.setName("test"),
7
-
8
-
async execute({ interaction }) {
9
-
await interaction.reply({ content: "test" });
10
-
},
11
-
});
+124
src/features/maintenance/commands.ts
+124
src/features/maintenance/commands.ts
···
1
+
import {
2
+
CommandInteraction,
3
+
ContainerBuilder,
4
+
MediaGalleryBuilder,
5
+
MediaGalleryItemBuilder,
6
+
MessageFlags,
7
+
PermissionFlagsBits,
8
+
SlashCommandBuilder,
9
+
TextDisplayBuilder,
10
+
} from "discord.js";
11
+
import type { Command, FeatureContext } from "../../core/types.ts";
12
+
import { inspect } from "node:util";
13
+
14
+
export const reloadCommand: Command = {
15
+
data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
16
+
.setName("reload")
17
+
.setDescription("Reload all features (admin only)")
18
+
.setDefaultMemberPermissions(PermissionFlagsBits.Administrator),
19
+
20
+
execute: async (interaction: CommandInteraction, context: FeatureContext) => {
21
+
await interaction.deferReply({ ephemeral: true });
22
+
23
+
try {
24
+
const registry = context.client.registry;
25
+
26
+
await interaction.editReply("🧹 Cleaning up features...");
27
+
await registry.cleanupAll();
28
+
29
+
console.log("🔍 Reloading features...");
30
+
await interaction.editReply("🔍 Reloading features...");
31
+
await registry.loadFeaturesFromDirectory("src/features");
32
+
33
+
await interaction.editReply("📡 Re-deploying commands...");
34
+
await registry.deployCommands();
35
+
36
+
await interaction.editReply("✅ Notifying features...");
37
+
await registry.notifyReady();
38
+
39
+
await interaction.editReply("✅ Features reloaded successfully.");
40
+
} catch (err) {
41
+
console.error("❌ Reload failed:", err);
42
+
await interaction.editReply("❌ Reload failed. Check logs.");
43
+
}
44
+
},
45
+
};
46
+
47
+
const OWNER_ID = "423520077246103563";
48
+
49
+
export const evalCommand: Command = {
50
+
data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
51
+
.setName("eval")
52
+
.setDescription("Execute JavaScript code (owner only)")
53
+
.addStringOption((opt) =>
54
+
opt.setName("code").setDescription("JS code to execute").setRequired(true)
55
+
)
56
+
.addBooleanOption((opt) =>
57
+
opt.setName("is_image").setDescription(
58
+
"Whether to expect an image",
59
+
)
60
+
) as SlashCommandBuilder,
61
+
62
+
execute: async (
63
+
interaction: CommandInteraction,
64
+
_context: FeatureContext,
65
+
) => {
66
+
if (!interaction.isChatInputCommand()) return;
67
+
const userId = interaction.user.id;
68
+
69
+
if (userId !== OWNER_ID) {
70
+
interaction.reply({
71
+
content: "❌ You are not authorized to use this.",
72
+
ephemeral: true,
73
+
});
74
+
75
+
return;
76
+
}
77
+
78
+
const code = interaction.options.getString("code", true);
79
+
80
+
try {
81
+
const result = await eval(`(async () => { ${code} })()`);
82
+
const output = inspect(result, { depth: 1 });
83
+
84
+
const headerText = new TextDisplayBuilder()
85
+
.setContent("✅ Eval Success");
86
+
87
+
const contentText = new TextDisplayBuilder()
88
+
.setContent("```js\n" + output + "\n```");
89
+
90
+
const container = new ContainerBuilder()
91
+
.addTextDisplayComponents([headerText, contentText]);
92
+
93
+
if (interaction.options.getBoolean("is_image", false)) {
94
+
const galleryItemComponent = new MediaGalleryItemBuilder().setURL(
95
+
output.split("'")[1],
96
+
);
97
+
const galleryComponent = new MediaGalleryBuilder().addItems(
98
+
galleryItemComponent,
99
+
);
100
+
101
+
container.addMediaGalleryComponents(galleryComponent);
102
+
}
103
+
104
+
await interaction.reply({
105
+
components: [container],
106
+
flags: [MessageFlags.IsComponentsV2, MessageFlags.Ephemeral],
107
+
});
108
+
} catch (err) {
109
+
const headerText = new TextDisplayBuilder()
110
+
.setContent("❌ Eval Error");
111
+
112
+
const contentText = new TextDisplayBuilder()
113
+
.setContent("```js\n" + err?.toString() + "\n```");
114
+
115
+
const container = new ContainerBuilder()
116
+
.addTextDisplayComponents([headerText, contentText]);
117
+
118
+
await interaction.reply({
119
+
components: [container],
120
+
flags: [MessageFlags.IsComponentsV2, MessageFlags.Ephemeral],
121
+
});
122
+
}
123
+
},
124
+
};
+11
src/features/maintenance/index.ts
+11
src/features/maintenance/index.ts
···
1
+
import type { Feature } from "../../core/types.ts";
2
+
import { evalCommand, reloadCommand } from "./commands.ts";
3
+
4
+
const MaintenanceFeature: Feature = {
5
+
id: "maintenance",
6
+
name: "Maintenance Tools",
7
+
8
+
commands: [reloadCommand, evalCommand],
9
+
};
10
+
11
+
export default MaintenanceFeature;
+39
src/features/utility/commands.ts
+39
src/features/utility/commands.ts
···
1
+
import {
2
+
ButtonBuilder,
3
+
ButtonStyle,
4
+
CommandInteraction,
5
+
ContainerBuilder,
6
+
MessageFlags,
7
+
SectionBuilder,
8
+
SlashCommandBuilder,
9
+
TextDisplayBuilder,
10
+
} from "discord.js";
11
+
import type { Command, FeatureContext } from "../../core/types.ts";
12
+
13
+
export const pingCommand: Command = {
14
+
data: new SlashCommandBuilder()
15
+
.setName("ping")
16
+
.setDescription("Replies with Pong and a Refresh button"),
17
+
18
+
execute: async (interaction: CommandInteraction, context: FeatureContext) => {
19
+
const button = new ButtonBuilder()
20
+
.setCustomId(context.createCustomId("refresh"))
21
+
.setLabel("🔁 Refresh")
22
+
.setStyle(ButtonStyle.Primary);
23
+
24
+
const headerTitle = new TextDisplayBuilder()
25
+
.setContent(`🏓 Pong! ${context.client.ws.ping}ms`);
26
+
27
+
const headerSection = new SectionBuilder()
28
+
.addTextDisplayComponents([headerTitle])
29
+
.setButtonAccessory(button);
30
+
31
+
const container = new ContainerBuilder()
32
+
.addSectionComponents([headerSection]);
33
+
34
+
await interaction.reply({
35
+
components: [container],
36
+
flags: [MessageFlags.IsComponentsV2],
37
+
});
38
+
},
39
+
};
+15
src/features/utility/index.ts
+15
src/features/utility/index.ts
···
1
+
import type { Feature } from "../../core/types.ts";
2
+
import { pingCommand } from "./commands.ts";
3
+
import { refreshButton } from "./interactions.ts";
4
+
5
+
const UtilityFeature: Feature = {
6
+
id: "utility",
7
+
name: "Utility Commands",
8
+
9
+
commands: [pingCommand],
10
+
buttonHandlers: new Map([
11
+
["refresh", refreshButton],
12
+
]),
13
+
};
14
+
15
+
export default UtilityFeature;
+35
src/features/utility/interactions.ts
+35
src/features/utility/interactions.ts
···
1
+
import {
2
+
ButtonBuilder,
3
+
ButtonInteraction,
4
+
ButtonStyle,
5
+
ContainerBuilder,
6
+
MessageFlags,
7
+
SectionBuilder,
8
+
TextDisplayBuilder,
9
+
} from "discord.js";
10
+
import { FeatureContext } from "../../core/types.ts";
11
+
12
+
export const refreshButton = async (
13
+
interaction: ButtonInteraction,
14
+
context: FeatureContext,
15
+
): Promise<void> => {
16
+
const button = new ButtonBuilder()
17
+
.setCustomId(context.createCustomId("refresh"))
18
+
.setLabel("🔁 Refresh")
19
+
.setStyle(ButtonStyle.Primary);
20
+
21
+
const headerTitle = new TextDisplayBuilder()
22
+
.setContent(`🏓 Pong! ${context.client.ws.ping}ms`);
23
+
24
+
const headerSection = new SectionBuilder()
25
+
.addTextDisplayComponents([headerTitle])
26
+
.setButtonAccessory(button);
27
+
28
+
const container = new ContainerBuilder()
29
+
.addSectionComponents([headerSection]);
30
+
31
+
await interaction.update({
32
+
components: [container],
33
+
flags: [MessageFlags.IsComponentsV2],
34
+
});
35
+
};
-85
src/handlers/CommandHandler.ts
-85
src/handlers/CommandHandler.ts
···
1
-
import { walk } from "https://deno.land/std@0.170.0/fs/walk.ts";
2
-
import { VoidyClient } from "../utils/classes/VoidyClient.ts";
3
-
import { Command } from "../utils/classes/Command.ts";
4
-
import { REST, Routes } from "discord.js";
5
-
import { RESTPostAPIChatInputApplicationCommandsJSONBody } from "discord-api-types/rest";
6
-
7
-
export class CommandHandler {
8
-
protected static commands: RESTPostAPIChatInputApplicationCommandsJSONBody[] =
9
-
[];
10
-
11
-
public static async loadCommands(
12
-
client: VoidyClient,
13
-
paths: string[] = ["src/commands"],
14
-
) {
15
-
for (const path of paths) {
16
-
await this.loadFiles(client, path);
17
-
}
18
-
19
-
console.log();
20
-
}
21
-
22
-
public static async deployCommands() {
23
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Deploying ${this.commands.length} commands...`);
24
-
25
-
// Grab the bot token from the BOT_TOKEN environment variable
26
-
const token = Deno.env.get("BOT_TOKEN");
27
-
if (!token) throw new Error("BOT_TOKEN environment variable is missing");
28
-
29
-
// Generate a new instance of the discord.js rest client using the bot token
30
-
const rest = new REST().setToken(token);
31
-
32
-
// Grab the bot client id from the BOT_CLIENT_ID environment variable
33
-
const clientId = Deno.env.get("BOT_CLIENT_ID");
34
-
if (!clientId) {
35
-
throw new Error("BOT_CLIENT_ID environment variable is missing");
36
-
}
37
-
38
-
// Send a put request to the application commands endpoint, the request body contains an array of all commands
39
-
await rest.put(
40
-
Routes.applicationCommands(clientId),
41
-
{ body: this.commands },
42
-
);
43
-
44
-
console.log(
45
-
`[Voidy] Successfully deployed ${this.commands.length} commands.\n`,
46
-
);
47
-
}
48
-
49
-
protected static async loadFiles(client: VoidyClient, path: string) {
50
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Loading commands from: ${path}...`);
51
-
52
-
try {
53
-
// Iterate through each command found in the specified directory
54
-
for await (const walkEntry of walk(path)) {
55
-
if (!walkEntry.isFile) continue;
56
-
57
-
const command: Command =
58
-
(await import(`file://${Deno.cwd()}/${walkEntry.path}`)).default;
59
-
60
-
this.handleCommand(client, command, walkEntry.path);
61
-
}
62
-
} catch {
63
-
console.log(
64
-
`[Voidy] Directory ${path} doesn't exist, or another error occurred`,
65
-
);
66
-
}
67
-
}
68
-
69
-
public static handleCommand(
70
-
client: VoidyClient,
71
-
command: Command,
72
-
commandPath: string,
73
-
) {
74
-
if (!command.data || !command.execute) {
75
-
return console.log(
76
-
`[Voidy] Command ${commandPath} is missing the "id", "data" or "execute" property.`,
77
-
);
78
-
}
79
-
80
-
client.commands.set(command.data.name, command);
81
-
this.commands.push(command.data.toJSON());
82
-
83
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Loaded command: ${command.data.name}`);
84
-
}
85
-
}
-35
src/handlers/EventHandler.ts
-35
src/handlers/EventHandler.ts
···
1
-
import { VoidyClient } from "../utils/classes/VoidyClient.ts";
2
-
import { walk } from "https://deno.land/std@0.170.0/fs/walk.ts";
3
-
4
-
export class EventHandler {
5
-
public static async loadEvents(client: VoidyClient, paths: string[] = ["src/events"]) {
6
-
for (const path of paths) {
7
-
await this.handleFiles(client, path);
8
-
}
9
-
}
10
-
11
-
protected static async handleFiles(client: VoidyClient, path: string) {
12
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Loading events from: ${path}...`);
13
-
14
-
try {
15
-
// Iterate through each event found in the specified directory
16
-
for await (const walkEntry of walk(path)) {
17
-
if (!walkEntry.isFile) continue;
18
-
19
-
const event = (await import(`file://${Deno.cwd()}/${walkEntry.path}`)).default;
20
-
if (!event) continue;
21
-
22
-
const execute = (...args: unknown[]) => event.execute(...args, client);
23
-
24
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Loaded event: ${event.name}`);
25
-
26
-
if (event.once) client.once(event.name, execute);
27
-
client.on(event.name, execute);
28
-
}
29
-
} catch {
30
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Directory ${path} doesn't exist`);
31
-
}
32
-
33
-
console.log();
34
-
}
35
-
}
-37
src/handlers/FeatureHandler.ts
-37
src/handlers/FeatureHandler.ts
···
1
-
import { walk } from "https://deno.land/std@0.170.0/fs/walk.ts";
2
-
import { VoidyClient } from "../utils/classes/VoidyClient.ts";
3
-
import { Feature, FeatureOptions } from "../utils/classes/Feature.ts";
4
-
import { CommandHandler } from "./CommandHandler.ts";
5
-
import { EventHandler } from "./EventHandler.ts";
6
-
7
-
export class FeatureHandler {
8
-
public static async loadAll(client: VoidyClient, paths: string[] = []) {
9
-
console.log("====================================");
10
-
11
-
for (const path of paths) {
12
-
await this.handleDirectory(client, path);
13
-
}
14
-
15
-
console.log("====================================");
16
-
}
17
-
18
-
protected static async handleDirectory(client: VoidyClient, path: string) {
19
-
console.log(`[Voidy] Loading Features from: ${path}`);
20
-
console.log();
21
-
22
-
for await (const walkEntry of walk(path)) {
23
-
if (!walkEntry.isFile || walkEntry.name !== "feature.json") continue;
24
-
25
-
const featureDirectory = walkEntry.path.split("/feature.json")[0];
26
-
const feature = (await import(`file://${Deno.cwd()}/${walkEntry.path}`, {
27
-
with: { type: "json" },
28
-
})).default as FeatureOptions;
29
-
client.features.set(feature.name, new Feature(feature));
30
-
31
-
await CommandHandler.loadCommands(client, [
32
-
`${featureDirectory}/commands`,
33
-
]);
34
-
await EventHandler.loadEvents(client, [`${featureDirectory}/events`]);
35
-
}
36
-
}
37
-
}
-37
src/index.ts
-37
src/index.ts
···
1
-
import { GatewayIntentBits } from "discord.js";
2
-
import { VoidyClient } from "./utils/classes/VoidyClient.ts";
3
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import { CommandHandler } from "./handlers/CommandHandler.ts";
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import { EventHandler } from "./handlers/EventHandler.ts";
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import { FeatureHandler } from "./handlers/FeatureHandler.ts";
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import * as mongoose from "mongoose";
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// Create bot client instance
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const client = new VoidyClient({
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intents: [GatewayIntentBits.Guilds, GatewayIntentBits.MessageContent],
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});
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// Attempt database connection
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await mongoose
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.connect(Deno.env.get("DB_URI") ?? "mongodb://")
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.then(() => {
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console.log(
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"[Voidy] Successfully connected to database!",
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);
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console.log("");
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})
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.catch((err) => {
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console.error("[Voidy] Database error: ", err);
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Deno.exit(1);
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});
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// Handle standalone commands and events
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await CommandHandler.loadCommands(client, ["src/commands"]);
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await EventHandler.loadEvents(client, ["src/events"]);
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// Handle Feature packs
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await FeatureHandler.loadAll(client, ["src/features"]);
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// Login using the specified token
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client
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.login(Deno.env.get("BOT_TOKEN"))
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.then(() => console.log("[Voidy] Successfully logged in!"));
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src/main.ts
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src/main.ts
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src/utils/classes/Command.ts
-28
src/utils/classes/Command.ts
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import { SlashCommandBuilder } from "discord.js/builders";
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import { ChatInputCommandInteraction } from "discord.js";
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import { VoidyClient } from "./VoidyClient.ts";
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export class Command {
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constructor(
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options: {
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data: SlashCommandBuilder;
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execute: (
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options: {
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interaction: ChatInputCommandInteraction;
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client: VoidyClient;
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},
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) => void;
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},
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) {
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this.data = options.data;
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this.execute = options.execute;
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}
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public data: SlashCommandBuilder;
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public execute: (
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options: {
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interaction: ChatInputCommandInteraction;
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client: VoidyClient;
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},
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) => void;
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}
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src/utils/classes/Event.ts
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src/utils/classes/Event.ts
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import { VoidyClient } from "./VoidyClient.ts";
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export class Event {
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constructor(
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options: {
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name: string,
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once: boolean,
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execute: (client: VoidyClient) => void
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}
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) {
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this.name = options.name;
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this.once = options.once;
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this.execute = options.execute;
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}
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public name: string;
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public once: boolean;
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public execute: (client: VoidyClient) => void;
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}
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src/utils/classes/Feature.ts
-17
src/utils/classes/Feature.ts
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export class Feature {
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constructor(options: FeatureOptions) {
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this.name = options.name;
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this.description = options.description;
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this.version = options.version;
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}
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public name: string;
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public description: string;
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public version: string;
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}
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export interface FeatureOptions {
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name: string,
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description: string,
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version: string,
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}
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src/utils/classes/VoidyClient.ts
-17
src/utils/classes/VoidyClient.ts
···
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import { Client, ClientOptions, Collection } from "discord.js";
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import { Command } from "./Command.ts";
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import { Feature } from "./Feature.ts";
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export class VoidyClient extends Client {
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constructor(options: ClientOptions) {
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super(options);
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this.commands = new Collection<string, Command>();
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this.events = new Collection<string, string>();
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this.features = new Collection<string, Feature>();
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}
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public commands: Collection<string, Command>;
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public events: Collection<string, string>;
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public features: Collection<string, Feature>
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}