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aoi.js is a JavaScript library that is designed to make it easy to build Discord bots.

It is open-source and free to use, and provides a simple, easy-to-use interface for interacting with the Discord API and handling events.

aoi.js is suitable for beginners who are new to building bots, as well as experienced developers who want to save time and streamline their workflow.

• 600+ Pre-built Functions: aoi.js comes packed with over 600 pre-built functions that empower you to create dynamic and interactive Discord bots with ease.
• Built-in Custom Local Database: With aoi.js, you get a powerful custom local database out of the box.
• Extensions for Added Functionality: Enhance your bots capabilities with aoi.js extensions like aoi.music and aoi.panel. These extensions make it simple to add music playback, interactive panels, and more to your bot.
• Easy-to-Use and Beginner Friendly: aoi.js boasts a user-friendly syntax that is perfect for beginners. The simple $ prefix makes it easy to write commands and get your bot up and running quickly.

const {AoiClient} = require("aoi.js");

const client = new AoiClient({
    intents: ["MessageContent", "Guilds", "GuildMessages"],
    events: ["onMessage", "onInteractionCreate"],
    prefix: "Discord Bot Prefix",
    token: "Discord Bot Token"
});

// Ping Command
client.command({
    name: "ping",
    code: `Pong! $pingms`
});

const {AoiClient} = require("aoi.js");

const client = new AoiClient({
    intents: ["MessageContent", "Guilds", "GuildMessages"],
    events: ["onMessage", "onInteractionCreate"],
    prefix: "Discord Bot Prefix",
    token: "Discord Bot Token",
    database: {
        type: "aoi.db",
        db: require("@akarui/aoi.db"),
        dbType: "KeyValue",
        tables: ["main"],
        securityKey: "a-32-characters-long-string-here",
    }
});

// Ping Command
client.command({
    name: "ping",
    code: `Pong! $pingms`
});

By default, aoi.js does not have a command handler. However, you can easily add one by using the loadCommands method.

client.loadCommands("./commands/", true);

• ./commands/ is the directory where your commands are located.
• true allows to log the commands in console.

• Reading Functions: Currently it reads $ functions from bottom to top.

Refer to contribution documentation for more information