EZPeaZeeBot 3.0.0

EZPeaZeeBot

Create a discord bot in 2 lines! <br></br> <a href="https://discord.gg/CM57nS8Kc4"> <img src="https://discord.com/api/guilds/877249283726905475/widget.png" alt="Help Discord"> </a> <br></br> <br></br>

Creating A Bot

After you reference the bot with nuget you can create a bot by adding these two lines

Config _config = Config.Create("path\to\your\config\file"); //config file must end with .config or it will throw an error
DiscordSocketClient client = await Bot.Create(_config);

This will start the bot completely. If you want custom DiscordSocketConfig use this instead:

Config _config = Config.Create("path\to\your\config\file"); //config file must end with .config or it will throw an error
DiscordSocketClient client = await Bot.CreateAdvanced(_config, new DiscordSocketConfig());

For writing to a Console Application add this line

client.OnLog += CustomConsole.WriteDiscordLog;

this will color the text related to its severity:

Cyan -> Debug
Green -> Info
Dark Yellow -> Warning
Red -> Error
Dark Red -> Critical

For registering commands add these 2 lines

InteractionService _interaction = EZPeaZeeBot.Interactions.Create();
CommandService _commands = EZPeaZeeBot.Commands.Create();

The bot comes with a help command in-built. If you want to use your own help command change thoes lines to

InteractionService _interaction = EZPeaZeeBot.Interactions.Create(false);
CommandService _commands = EZPeaZeeBot.Commands.Create(false);

<br></br> Finally for creating your own commands you can do this <br></br> For Prefix Commands

using Discord.Commands;

namespace EZPeaZeeBot
{
    public class ExampleCmd : ModuleBase<SocketCommandContext>
    {
        [Command("example")] //adding spaces within the command name will cause the bot to ignore this command
        [Summary("an example command")]
        public async Task Run()
        {
            await ReplyAsync("Command Run!");
        }
    }
}

For Slash Commands:

using Discord.Interactions;

namespace EZPeaZeeBot
{
    public class ExampleSlash : InteractionModuleBase<SocketInteractionContext>
    {
        [SlashCommand("example","an example command")] //adding spaces within the command name will cause the bot to ignore this command
        public async Task Run()
        {
            await RespondAsync("Command Run!");
        }
    }
}

By the way, you must set the namespace to be EZPeaZeeBot or the program will not be able to find the command. (This may be fixed at a later stage)