Components

This guide covers breaking changes introduced in JellyCommands 1.0.0-next.44. View the full changelog

Dependency Changes

The following minimum versions are now required:

• Node v20.13.1
• Discord.js v14.15.3

”Components”

Previously, you had to keep your commands/events/buttons in seperate folders, and configure them seperately. However, this enforced a file structure that was uninituitive. It also meant we kept having to add new options as we introduced new features to JellyCommands. To fix this we’ve encompassed everything under a new option called “components”. You can now co-locate your commands/events/buttons (or “components”), and export them however you like.

const client = new JellyCommands({
   commands: ['src/commands'],
   events: ['src/events'],
   buttons: ['src/buttons'],

   components: ['src/components'],
});

If you want to reproduce the old file structure you can do:

const client = new JellyCommands({
   commands: ['src/commands'],
   events: ['src/events'],
   buttons: ['src/buttons'],

   components: ['src/commands', 'src/events', 'src/buttons'],
});

Read more on components here.

Client Logger

The client.debug log function has been removed in favour of both client.log() and client.log.<level>().