Tutorial Intro

Let's discover Natico in less than 5 minutes.

Getting Started#

Get started by Downloading deno.

First of you are going to create a deps.ts file with the following code we do this so we can import everything from the deps.ts file when you need to import more things

//deps.ts
export * from 'https://deno.land/x/natico/mod.ts';

Creating the bot client#

Then create a mod.ts file with the following code

//mod.ts
import { NaticoCommandHandler, NaticoClient } from './deps.ts';
class BotClient extends NaticoClient {
 constructor(public options?: NaticoClientOptions) {
 super(options);
 }
 // This is the command handler that will be handling your commands
 commandHandler: NaticoCommandHandler = new NaticoCommandHandler(this, {
 directory: './commands',
 prefix: '!',
 });
 async start(token: string) {
 // Loading its modules
 await this.commandHandler.loadALL();
 //Then just simply login
 return this.login(token);
 }
}
const botClient = new BotClient({
 intents: ['Guilds', 'GuildMessages', 'GuildVoiceStates'],
});
botClient.start('Insert your token here');

Creating your first command#

Then we will be making our first command

//commands/ping.ts
import { NaticoCommand, DiscordenoMessage } from '../deps.ts';
export default class ping extends NaticoCommand {
 constructor() {
 super('ping', {
 name: 'ping',
 aliases: ['ping'],
 });
 }
 exec(message: DiscordenoMessage) {
 message.reply('Pong');
 }
}

And now your all set to start creating your bot with discordeno and natico

All resulting code can be found here