Slash Command Package (TS)

This is the go-to if you are new to development here on Discord. Now optimzed for Robo.js, how awesome is that?

Ready to embark on this adventure?

Quick Links

📚 Documentation

Getting started with Robo.js

💾 Download

Download as a zip file

✨ Discord

MrJAwesome's Coding Lounge

✨ Discord

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Getting Started

Create a project with this template, replacing <project-name> with your desired name:

Terminal

npx create-robo <project-name> --template discord-bots/mrjawesome-slash-commands-ts

Then navigate into your project directory:

Terminal

cd <project-name>

Run development mode:

Terminal

npm run dev

🔰 Beginner Guide

New to Discord Bots with Robo? Start here!

🎭 Run Modes

Define profiles for your Robo session.

Development

Creating a Slash Command is as easy as creating files.

Let's say you want a new /hello command. Just create a file in the /src/commands directory named hello.js and export a default function that returns something.

/src/commands/hello.js

export default (interaction) => {
	interaction.reply('Hello World!')
}

Your /hello command is now ready to use! Robo.js takes care of registration for you.

Ever clicked on an avatar or message and seen an Apps section? Those are Context Commands!

Create a file file in /src/context/message named after the command. For example, Quote.js.

/src/context/message/Quote.js

export default (interaction, message) => {
	interaction.reply(`${message.author} said:\n\n> ${message.content}`)
}

You can do the same for users under /src/context/user.

📜 Slash Commands

Your bot follows best practices by default.

📡 Events

Know and respond to everything that happens.

🖱️ Context Commands

Extend right click and long press behavior.

⚡ Flashcore Database

Persist data in your Robo with ease.

Debugging

Discord Bots made with Robo.js come with a built-in Debugger.

Whenever your bot crashes in development mode, the debugger shows an interactive error message - all within Discord!

You even get /dev Subcommands for quick access to logs, system info, and more. Just set your test server's ID as an environment variable called DISCORD_GUILD_ID.

🐛 Debugging

Troubleshoot right within Discord.

🔑 Credentials

Secure your Discord Bot credentials.

Client Configuration

Robo.js manages your Discord.js Client instance. You may import client anywhere in your project.

// File: /src/commands/name.js
import { client } from 'robo.js'

export default () => {
	return `My name is ${client.user.username}`
}

Intents or other configurations can be set in the config/robo.mjs file.

// File: /config/robo.mjs
export default {
	clientOptions: {
		intents: ['Guilds', 'GuildMessages']
	}
	// ... other options
}

🔧 Configuration

Customize behavior and features.

Robo Ecosystem

By building with Robo.js, you gain access to a growing ecosystem of plugins, templates, and tools. Robo Plugins are special. They can add features with one command.

Terminal

npx robo add @robojs/ai @robojs/moderation

Plugins integrate seamlessly thanks to the Robo File Structure. What's more, anyone can create a plugin.

🔌 Robo Plugins

Add features to your Robo seamlessly.

🔌 Creating Plugins

Make your own plugins for Robo.js.

🗃️ Plugin Directory

Browse plugins for your Robo.

🔗 Templates

Kickstart your project with a template.

Hosting

Hosting your project keeps it running 24/7. No need to keep your computer on at all times, or worry about your Internet connection.

You can host on any platform that supports Node.js, or run robo deploy to host on RoboPlay - a hosting platform optimized for Robo.js.

Terminal

npm run deploy

🚀 RoboPlay

Deploy with as little as one command.

🛠️ Self-Hosting

Learn how to host and maintain it yourself.

Learn More

📦 Explore Templates

Discover more templates for a quick start.

🔗 GitHub Repository

Explore source code on GitHub.