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Chee Yong edited this page Nov 18, 2022
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The following assumes basic knowledge about the library discord.js and event handling
... index.js
const utils = new (require('./manager'))(client, collection);
utils.on('threadCreate', (user) => {
var embed = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
.setColor('RANDOM')
.setTitle('Thread Created')
.setDescription('The staff team will get back to you as soon as possible.')
.setTimestamp();
user.send({ embeds: [embed] })
})
utils.on('threadClose', (user, staff) => {
var embed = new Discord.MessageEmbed()
.setColor('RANDOM')
.setTitle('Thread Closed')
.setDescription(`Thread closed by ${staff.username}`)
.setTimestamp();
user.send({ embeds: [embed] })
})
You should only use a plugin made by trusted developers (from our list of plugins) as they'll have access to your entire bot (e.g. Sending messages, reading threads, tokens, deleting threads)
- You will not be able to get support in our official support channel if you're using any third party plugins,however, you can still report your issue in the #third-party-plugins channel
To add a plugin (example):
const utils = new (require('./manager'))(client, collection);
const examplePlugin = require('example-modmail-plugin');
examplePlugin(utils);
It is possible to implement a custom command for your modmail bot !
- Implementing your own commands that are not officially verified by the developers may break the bot, implement a command at your own risk.
- We don't give support for custom commands
- You should only implement a command from a developer that you trust, the command modules are given access to your entire bot, this includes your token, and some serious data.
- Only the modmail staff (users with the modmail role) are able to execute these commands
Your command module should look like so
module.exports = {
name: 'ping', // command name (required)
description: 'Reply with pong', // description for this command, for the help command (required)
run: async ({ message }) => { // function that will be executed when the command is triggered.
message.reply("PONG");
}
}
Functions that are available to command modules
Key | Description |
---|---|
bot | The client , utils & manager objects (basically access to your entire bot) |
config | Your config file |
message | The message content |
args | Arguments of the command |
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