We highly recommend you extend the Client structure properly instead of just attaching custom properties like .commands to the regular discord.js Client instance.
• Using typescript, you might want to consider casting or augmenting the module type
#Best way to create a collection of bot commands
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sick salmon
We highly recommend you extend the `Client` structure properly instead of just a...
like this?
class CmdClient extends Client{
commands = new Collection();
constructor(args){
super(args);
for(let command of fs.readdirSync("./commands"){
const cmd = require(`./commands/${command}`);
this.commands.set(cmd.data.name,cmd);
}
}
}
@dusky turret
dusky turret
Don’t ping me. There’s literally only you and me in this post atm
sick salmon
Don’t ping me. There’s literally only you and me in this post atm
sr, I just didn't want to wait 3h for a response
reef hatch
like this?
```js
class CmdClient extends Client{
commands = new Collection();
...
yes but it's better to define the type of the collection too because you know the type of the keys and values
sick salmon
yes but it's better to define the type of the collection too because you know th...
how?
im using js, not ts, so not sure if i can do it
reef hatch
im using js, not ts, so not sure if i can do it
JSDoc comments
/**
* @type Collection<string, CustomDefinedType>
*/
command = new Collection();