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Deleted examples, beginning to write in EC6.

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Examples and Hydrabot will soon live in a separate repo which is better
suited to learning - this is so the main package isn't bloated.
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examples/avatar.js
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/*
* A bot that shows how to mention users in messages and how to
* access user avatars.
*/
var Discord = require( "../" );
var myBot = new Discord.Client();
myBot.login( "hello@example.com", "password1" );
// The "ready" event is triggered after the bot successfully connected to
// Discord and is ready to send messages.
myBot.on( "ready", function() {
console.log( "Bot connected successfully." );
} );
myBot.on( "message", function( message ) {
// React to all messages with the content "$avatar"
if ( message.content === "$avatar" ) {
// Obtain the user who requested the avatar.
var user = message.author;
// Check whether the user actually has an avatar.
if ( user.avatar ) {
// Construct the avatar URL from the user ID and the avatar ID.
var url = "https://discordapp.com/api/users/" + user.id + "/avatars/" + user.avatar + ".jpg";
// A user can be mentioned in a message by inserting the string obtained
// by user.mention() into the message.
// Note that simply writing "@user" will NOT work.
this.sendMessage( message.channel, message.author.mention() + ", here's your avatar: " + url );
} else {
// Nothing should be done if the user has not set an avatar.
this.sendMessage( message.channel, message.author.mention() + ", you don't have an avatar!" );
}
}
} );

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examples/formatting.js
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/*
* Discord uses a subset of Markdown for formatting, so adding formatting to
* messages is as simple as inserting the formatting codes into the message.
*/
var Discord = require( "../" );
var myBot = new Discord.Client();
myBot.login( "hello@example.com", "password1" );
// The "ready" event is triggered after the bot successfully connected to
// Discord and is ready to send messages.
myBot.on( "ready", function() {
console.log( "Bot connected successfully." );
} );
myBot.on( "message", function( message ) {
// React to all messages with the content "$formatting".
if ( message.content === "$formatting" ) {
// Show off formatting by sending a simple message with formatting codes.
this.sendMessage( message.channel, "**bold** ****semibold**** *italic* " +
"_**bold and italic**_ __underline__ ~~strikethrough~~" );
}
} );

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examples/pingpong.js
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/*
* A basic bot that shows how to connect to a Discord account,
* how to listen to messages and how to send messages.
*
* This bot responds to every "ping" message with a "pong".
*/
var Discord = require( "../" );
// Create the bot
var myBot = new Discord.Client();
// Login with an example email and password
myBot.login( "hello@example.com", "password1" );
// The "ready" event is triggered after the bot successfully connected to
// Discord and is ready to send messages.
myBot.on( "ready", function() {
console.log( "Bot connected successfully." );
} );
// Add a listener to the "message" event, which triggers upon receiving
// any message
myBot.on( "message", function( message ) {
// message.content accesses the content of the message as a string.
// If it is equal to "ping", then the bot should respond with "pong".
if ( message.content === "ping" ) {
// Send a message ("pong") to the channel the message was sent in,
// which is accessed by message.channel.
this.sendMessage( message, "pong" );
}
} );

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examples/presence.js
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/*
* A bot that shows how to listen to presence update events, such as a user
* joining or leaving.
*/
var Discord = require( "../" );
var myBot = new Discord.Client();
myBot.login( "hello@example.com", "password1" );
// The "ready" event is triggered after the bot successfully connected to
// Discord and is ready to send messages.
myBot.on( "ready", function() {
console.log( "Bot connected successfully." );
} );
// The "presence" event is triggered when a user joins a server, leaves it or
// goes away.
// The status parameter can be "online", "offline" or "idle", respectively.
myBot.on( "presence", function( user, status, server ) {
// Send a message on the default channel of the server, as presence updates
// are not restricted to one channel.
var message = user.mention() + " is " + status + " in " + server.name + "!";
console.log(message);
this.sendMessage( server.getDefaultChannel(), message );
} );

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examples/query.js
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/*
* A bot that shows how to access and search the logs of a specific channel.
* Specifically, it returns the last message from a given user in the last
* 100 messages.
*/
var Discord = require( "discord.js" );
var myBot = new Discord.Client();
myBot.login( "hello@example.com", "password1" );
myBot.on( "message", function( message ) {
// React to all messages starting with "$query".
if ( message.content.startsWith( "$query" ) ) {
// Obtain the channel for which logs should be accessed.
var channel = message.channel;
// Find all the arguments to the command.
var arguments = message.content.split( " " );
// Get the first argument specifically, as it contains the username
// to be queried for.
var username = arguments.slice( 1 ).join( " " );
// Exit the event handler unless the user exists.
if ( !username ) {
myBot.sendMessage( channel, "That user doesn't exist!" );
return;
}
// The getChannelLogs() function takes the channel that should be accessed,
// the amount of messages to query and a callback as its arguments.
myBot.getChannelLogs( channel, 100, function( error, messageList ) {
// filter() takes three arguments, the key to be filtered for (in this
// case the username, so "username"), the value to look for, and whether
// only the first finding should be returned (true) or a list of all
// findings (false).
// Check to see if there is an error, if there isn't this will be null,
// which equates to false in a conditional.
if ( error ) {
// There was an error, so stop proceeding as if there is an error
// retrieving logs, no logs are returned. We should tell the
// users that there was an error retrieving logs and return.
myBot.sendMessage( channel, "There was an error retrieving logs!" );
return;
}
var message = messageList.filter( "username", username, true );
// Only continue if the message has been found
if ( message ) {
myBot.sendMessage( channel, "The last message from user " + username +
" is: \"" + message.content + "\"." ).
} else {
myBot.sendMessage( "That user has not sent a message " +
"for the last 100 messages!" )
}
} );
}
} );

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/*
* A bot that doesn't interact with Discord, but instead shows how to listen
* to the "ready" and "disconnected" events, that are triggered when the bot
* starts up or shuts down, respectively.
*/
var Discord = require( "../" );
var myBot = new Discord.Client();
myBot.login( "hello@example.com", "password1" );
// The "ready" event is triggered after the bot successfully connected to
// Discord and is ready to send messages.
myBot.on( "ready", function() {
console.log( "Bot connected successfully." );
} );
// The "disconnected" event is triggered after the connection to Discord
// ended.
// It is also triggered when the connection attempt fails, for example due
// to a wrong password.
myBot.on( "disconnected", function(e) {
console.log( "Bot disconnected from Discord -", e.reason );
} );