Using OOP in bot development

[rancid solstice]

I thought maybe

I thought maybe I should using something like array of commands (array of classes)

[dreamy wraith]

for commands, yea, for events not really, as you're only gonna use them once in your index

[rancid solstice]

Also, is your bot open-source? I'd like to make a look. It's pretty hard to find sources on typescript with classes.

[dreamy wraith]

For example, this is my custom client class, you can see in the addCommand method I just set a new key on the commands collection

[dreamy wraith]

sadly not

[rancid solstice]

But how are you providing access to DB without injecting client object in every callback?

[dreamy wraith]

this is exactly why my code isn't open source: it's probably the wrong way of doing things

as you can see I declare db without assigning it any value in the constructor, that's taken care of outside the class like this

and from there, I only need to use the db inside of a few commands, so as I said, I have to cast the client param to CustomClient and then access the .db property inside that command

[rancid solstice]

offf

[dreamy wraith]

indeed

[rancid solstice]

I'd so happy if someone would show me, how it should be xD

I even have thought about nestjs bridge xd

[dreamy wraith]

I'm not nearly good enough as a dev, sorry :p
but I guess you can get an idea of how to write your own code from this, cuz there's no 1 size fits all, no right way of doing things, because everyone writes their code differently, you have to experiment to get it to however you want

[rancid solstice]

Sure, but it's interesting to see many ways of doing 1 thing

Also i have no much experience of making bots

So it can be helpful to see, how experienced devs do it

[dreamy wraith]

in that case, you can keep searching and asking people, browse github repos too, I took lots of inspiration from there

[rancid solstice]

Is this "boilerplate" same for you?)

[dreamy wraith]

looks fine I guess

[rancid solstice]

Want to separate my bot with modules. 1 independent system - 1 module.