Discord-Rose

The simple Discord library for advanced users.

Installation

Run npm i --save discord-rose

Links

Wiki Docs

Support Server

NPM, GitHub

Simple bot

You can easily use the SingleWorker class for easy use of discord-rose, for scaled solution, look below

./index.js

const { SingleWorker } = require('discord-rose')

const worker = new SingleWorker({
  token: 'BOT TOKEN'
})

worker.commands
  .prefix('!')
  .add({
    command: 'hello',
    exec: (ctx) => {
      ctx.reply('World!')
    }
  })

Scaled Bot

You can instead use a Master & Worker solution, one master managing multiple workers/clusters, which hold x amount of shards, making it much more efficient.

./master.js

const { Master } = require('discord-rose')
const path = require('path')

const master = new Master(path.resolve(__dirname, './worker.js'), {
  token: 'BOT TOKEN'
})

master.start()

./worker.js

const { Worker } = require('discord-rose')

const worker = new Worker()

worker.commands
  .prefix('!')
  .add({
    command: 'hello',
    exec: (ctx) => {
      ctx.reply('World!')
    }
  })

Do node ./master.js and you're off to the races. Scaled automatically.

Do note if your bot only ever fits into 1 cluster (< 5000 servers by default), you should consider using SingleWorker since master & worker introduce more process overhead

You can even easily implement slash commands directly within message commands.

Ready to take it to the next level? Take a look out our Wiki