✨ New: Create Discord Activities with Robo.js ✨
Power up Discord with effortless activities, bots, web servers, and more! ⚡
Upgrade your Discord projects with effortless integration, dynamic plugins, and advanced debugging—unlocking the full potential of Discord.js and beyond. 🚀✨
Heads up! This is a pre-release, so brace for some breaking changes before v1.0. 🚧
Get well-versed with Robo.js and unlock its full potential!
➞ 📚 Documentation: Getting started
➞ 📖 Tutorial: Making a "To-do" Robo
➞ 🚀 Community: Join our Discord server
Kickstart your own Robo.js bot with our super-helpful CLI:
npx create-robo my-awesome-bot
We'll walk you through a breezy customization process and whip up a fully working template in no time!
Got a bot that's simple or loaded with complexity? No worries! We've whipped up three migration paths that cater to all bot types. For the full lowdown, our migration guide is ready and waiting. Pick the path that makes your bot's transition smoother than butter on a hot day.
➞ 📚 Documentation: Migration guide
Robo.js dishes out Discord.js goodness with a focus on simplicity, making it easy-peasy to craft bots that truly sparkle – all without compromises! 🌟
- Easy-peasy: No fuss, just a smooth start to bot development, so you can focus on crafting cool features.
- Built-in awesomeness: Commands, events, plugins - it's all there, ready to create bots that pack a punch.
- Sage's helping hand: Sage simplifies command interaction and offers smart error replies, making debugging a breeze.
- Customizable & scalable: Adjust, grow, and adapt your bot as needed with Robo.js's flexibility.
- Community power: Tap into the know-how and support of the Discord.js community.
Crafting a simple Robo is a piece of cake! First, whip up a /ping
command by creating a ping.js
file in your /src/commands
folder:
export default () => {
return 'Pong!'
}
Miss your interaction object? No worries, it's still got your back! Here's another example using interaction.reply
:
export default (interaction) => {
interaction.reply('Pong!')
}
For events, say you want to listen to messageCreate
events. Create a messageCreate.js
file inside your /src/events
folder:
export default (message) => {
if (message.content.includes('hello')) {
message.channel.send('Hello there!')
}
}
Following the above examples, your file structure should look a lil' something like this:
src/
├── commands/
│ └── ping.js
└── events/
└── messageCreate.js
Before you get your Robo rockin', update your .env
with DISCORD_TOKEN
and DISCORD_CLIENT_ID
. Then, hit robo dev
and let the show begin! Seriously, that's it!
Crave more power? Check the Documentation! 🔥
Get ready for a twist - there's virtually no learning curve with Robo.js!
Wait, is it actually an... inverse learning curve? You heard right, there's more to unlearn than learn! It's that simple, yet you still have access to all that Discord.js has to offer, just easier and with less code. 🎉
We're all about freedom, so we've got you covered with the permissive MIT License! Go wild and build amazing bots without worrying about legalities.
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