Wow, that's great! I remember your video on how to create an event handler, and knowing you've created a complete package to do it is a time saver. This will make my project much clearer. Thank you so much!
Learning how to code discord bots with discordjs, this package is an absolute gamechanger! Thank you so much! You're also very good at explaining things in a logical manner. You have every point you want to discuss ready beforehand and get straight to the points without hopping from this to that. The Only thing I might think would help me learning whille watching your videos is; having title screens in between each chapter or 'step' which you're going to explain next. And prehaps also a title with which steps we're going to be discussing this video. It would allow my brain a pause of watching you do stuff in VSC and be like: "Oh, ok, we're heading into a next step, so I should pause here and recap if I didn't understand". Cause right now it's a bit too much of a constant stream of info.
Hey man, good job on making this tutorial it was really good but I have an idea for the next or after the next tutorial or video: You could make a tutorial on how to make advanced polls in discord.js with datasaving, discord buttons and percentages showing which one has more or less votes than the other. Have a good day and good luck with future tutorials!
This video was perfect timing for me as I was looking for an easy way to keep my code organized! I hope this isn't a dumb question but, how did you get your terminal to start with commandkit before you entered stuff in the terminal? I'm still using powershell. Thank you in advance and if I figure it out I'll post the answer here
i am getting this error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fetch') at registerDevCommands (C:\Users\user\OneDrive\Desktop\user\Code\bot ode_modules\commandkit\dist\index.js:303:32) at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
The reloading is handled by the "handler" object which you can get from the parameters in your event functions, and you can destructure it as "handler" in your validation function parameter. Resources: Events parameters explained: commandkit.js.org/guide/event-file-setup#parameters-explained Validation parameters explained: commandkit.js.org/guide/validation-file-setup#parameters-explained From there you can just reload commands, events, or validations using their appropriate methods e.g. handler.reloadCommands()
Wow, that's great! I remember your video on how to create an event handler, and knowing you've created a complete package to do it is a time saver. This will make my project much clearer. Thank you so much!
You’re just one of the best JS devs
After I discovered your channel, I significantly improved my programming. KEEP IT UP, you're amazing.
Learning how to code discord bots with discordjs, this package is an absolute gamechanger! Thank you so much!
You're also very good at explaining things in a logical manner. You have every point you want to discuss ready beforehand and get straight to the points without hopping from this to that. The Only thing I might think would help me learning whille watching your videos is; having title screens in between each chapter or 'step' which you're going to explain next. And prehaps also a title with which steps we're going to be discussing this video. It would allow my brain a pause of watching you do stuff in VSC and be like: "Oh, ok, we're heading into a next step, so I should pause here and recap if I didn't understand". Cause right now it's a bit too much of a constant stream of info.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll definitely work on better structuring videos in the future
its such a headache saver ngl
Awesome vid as always!
Hey man, good job on making this tutorial it was really good but I have an idea for the next or after the next tutorial or video: You could make a tutorial on how to make advanced polls in discord.js with datasaving, discord buttons and percentages showing which one has more or less votes than the other. Have a good day and good luck with future tutorials!
It works really good but the only sad part is when making a slash-command you can no longer use the auto complete (/**).
Amazing, Keep it up ♥
This video was perfect timing for me as I was looking for an easy way to keep my code organized! I hope this isn't a dumb question but, how did you get your terminal to start with commandkit before you entered stuff in the terminal? I'm still using powershell. Thank you in advance and if I figure it out I'll post the answer here
On second thought, using "nodemon" works so I probably won't dig too deep on this lol
Thanks! I just hit the up arrow key to bring up the last used command
i am getting this error:
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'fetch')
at registerDevCommands (C:\Users\user\OneDrive\Desktop\user\Code\bot
ode_modules\commandkit\dist\index.js:303:32)
at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
Holy shit, thank U, now I know wtf that error was
hey bro loved the vid! do you think you can make another more in depth guide? that would be amazing
Can you pls expl. how to Code an command for creating Scheduls (events) with that discord Event Feature
How to use it with messageUpdate ?
Hi Dude, nice vids! im wondering how i can put de code for the reload also in validations en events? What do i need to add in the folders/file?
The reloading is handled by the "handler" object which you can get from the parameters in your event functions, and you can destructure it as "handler" in your validation function parameter.
Resources:
Events parameters explained: commandkit.js.org/guide/event-file-setup#parameters-explained
Validation parameters explained: commandkit.js.org/guide/validation-file-setup#parameters-explained
From there you can just reload commands, events, or validations using their appropriate methods e.g. handler.reloadCommands()
How do i connect MongoDB to it?
hey dude great videos. how would you set up parameters like a "/add 4 6" type of thing, using CommandKit?
Found it, the tutorial before this one about Autocomplete has a good example
Thanks for the tutorials bro they've been super helpful