bds.js get started

bds.js is package that simplified your discord bot coding without any programming knowledge (but it's recommended to do)
fork version of easier-discord.js but this time i will try to revamp this:
update to djs v14

To get started:

Make sure you have node js 16 or lastest

Install


npm i ozo.js


after installation complete, u can now setup your main file (index.js, main.js or whatever file name u want)
Setup

create main file (index.js) and put this code:

javascript
const { Bot, CommandHandler } = require("ozo.js") //require bds.js bot class
const bot = new Bot({
    intents: [
        "Guilds",
        "GuildMessages",
        "MessageContent",
        "GuildMembers",
        "GuildMessageReactions"
    ],//create your bot intents, put this with your needed
    prefix: "!", //set your bot command prefix to !
   partials: ["Message", "Channel", "Reaction"]
});
bot.onMessage() //callback that execute command when there's message send, put this once in your bot
const loader = new CommandHandler({
    bot: bot
});
loader.load('./cmds');

bot.command({ name: "ping", code:
$sendMessage[$channelId;$pingMs]
})//create your first ping command /* Note that $sendmessage first part (channelid) is optional u can pass that part $sendMessage[;$pingMs] will work too */ bot.login("TOKEN_HERE") //put your bot token here`After that setup, run your bot withnode index.js in your terminal

And go to your server and type !ping, if it success bot should sended you (botping)Ms

Congrats! your first bot is ready to be used!

`$3`


With easier-discord.js, you can set multiple client statuses by doing the following:

js
const myBot = new Bot({...});
myBot.addPresence({
    text: 'Easier status', // the status text
    time: 12000, // status time
    type: 'WATCHING', // status type
    status: 'idle' // presence type
},{
    text: 'Added by CGX',
    time: '1m 20s', // Time also supports this format. (Must be number or string)
    type: 'COMPETING',
    status: 'dnd'
});

#### Command format The command must look like this:`js module.exports = { name: 'ping', type: 'default', code:
$sendMessage[pong]
}``

changelog v0.0.1-a1

- removed debug.ez
- update index.js
- adding userID, userPerms, isBotVerify,authorBanner, authorBannerColor, other thing
- update userTag, authorAvatar
- update functions.js with nested parsing
- update always.js
- adding shardEvent
- adding toUpperCase functions

Install

npm i ozo.js

after installation complete, u can now setup your main file (index.js, main.js or whatever file name u want)

Setup

create main file (index.js) and put this code:

javascript
const { Bot, CommandHandler } = require("ozo.js") //require bds.js bot class
const bot = new Bot({
intents: [
"Guilds",
"GuildMessages",
"MessageContent",
"GuildMembers",
"GuildMessageReactions"
],//create your bot intents, put this with your needed
prefix: "!", //set your bot command prefix to !
partials: ["Message", "Channel", "Reaction"]
});
bot.onMessage() //callback that execute command when there's message send, put this once in your bot

const loader = new CommandHandler({
bot: bot
});
loader.load('./cmds');

bot.command({
    name: "ping",
    code:

$sendMessage[$channelId;$pingMs]


})//create your first ping command
/*
    Note that $sendmessage first part (channelid) is optional
    u can pass that part
    $sendMessage[;$pingMs] will work too
*/
bot.login("TOKEN_HERE") //put your bot token here


After that setup, run your bot with

node index.js in your terminal

And go to your server and type !ping, if it success bot should sended you (botping)Ms

Congrats! your first bot is ready to be used!

$3

With easier-discord.js, you can set multiple client statuses by doing the following:

js
const myBot = new Bot({...});
myBot.addPresence({
text: 'Easier status', // the status text
time: 12000, // status time
type: 'WATCHING', // status type
status: 'idle' // presence type
},{
text: 'Added by CGX',
time: '1m 20s', // Time also supports this format. (Must be number or string)
type: 'COMPETING',
status: 'dnd'
});

#### Command format
The command must look like this:

js
module.exports = {
    name: 'ping',
    type: 'default',
    code:

$sendMessage[pong]