This is a template for a Discord bot. It is written in JavaScript and uses the discord.js library. It is designed to be easy to use and easy to modify.

1. Clone this repository.
2. Run npm install to install dependencies.
3. Rename the .env.example file to .env and fill in the values.
4. Fill in the values in config.json.
5. Run npm start to start the bot.

1. Create a new file in the src/commands directory.
2. Copy the following code into the file:

const { SlashCommandBuilder, ChatInputCommandInteraction } = require("discord.js");

module.exports = {
    category: 'General', // The category the command belongs to. "Owner" and "Developer" are special categories. You can use anything as a category.
    data: new SlashCommandBuilder() // The command data
        .setName('command') // The name of the command
        .setDescription('Command description'), // The description of the command
    /**
     * @param {ChatInputCommandInteraction} interaction 
     */
    async execute(interaction) {
        interaction.reply('Hello, world!');
    }
};

3. Fill in the values in the code.

• ping: Replies with the bot's ping.
• help: Replies with the help menu.
• eval: Evaluates JavaScript code.

We use a custom embed class to make it easier to create embeds. It is similar to discord.js's EmbedBuilder but with default values. You can find the class in src/modules/embed.js.

const EmbedMaker = require('../modules/embed.js');

const embed = new EmbedMaker(client) // You can use interaction.client in command files
    .setTitle('Title')
    .setDescription('Description')

1. Find your language file in src/i18n and open it. If it doesn't exist, create it.
2. Copy the following code into the file:

module.exports = {
    MY_LOCALIZED_TEXT: 'My localized text',
    // ...
};

3. Fill in the values in the code.
4. Add your language to the locales object in src/modules/localization.js.

const { localize } = require('../modules/localization.js');

console.log(localize('en-US', 'MY_LOCALIZED_TEXT')); // Replace 'en-US' with the language code of your language file.

We use a custom logger class to make it easier to log messages. You can find the class in src/modules/logger.js.

Method Usage: logger(type, title, ...messages)

const logger = require('../modules/logger.js');

logger('warning', 'COMMAND', 'Command', 'eval', 'blocked for', 'tolgchu', 'because it is developer only');

According to the above code, the logger will highlight "eval" and "tolgchu" parts.