fuma-nama/jdak

A Light-Weight, Fast, Flexible Command framework for JDA written in Kotlin

JDAK - JDA Command Framework in Kotlin

A Light-Weight, Fast, Flexible, Functional Programming Command framework for JDA written in Kotlin

• High performance
• Support all Application Commands
• Auto complete, Middlewares and more!
• Functional Programming style

Installation

Maven

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.github.sonmoosans</groupId>
    <artifactId>jdak</artifactId>
    <version>1.2.0</version>
</dependency>

Gradle

implementation 'io.github.sonmoosans:jdak:1.2.0'

Getting Started

val jda = JDABuilder.createDefault(System.getenv("TOKEN"))
    .build()
    .awaitReady()

JDAK.global(jda) {
    //put your global commands here
}

JDAK.guilds(jda, guilds) { 
    //put your guild-only commands here
}

Creating a Slash command

slashcommand("hello", "Say hello") {
    //options
    val text = string("text", "text to send")
    val size = int("size", "Size of text").optional()
    
    //handle interaction events
    onEvent {
        event.reply("${text.value} in size of ${size.value}").queue()
    }
}

Creating a Context command

usercommand("Test") {
    it.reply("Hello World").queue()
}

messagecommand("Test") {
    it.reply("Hello World").queue()
}

Nested Slash commands

For more information, read Discord's documentation

//root command
slashcommand("test", "debug commands") {
    //subcommand group
    group("beta", "Beta features") {
        //subcommand
        subcommand("kill", "Kill someone") {
            val user = user("user", "The selected user")
            
            onEvent {
                event.reply("Killed ${user.value.asMention}").queue()
            }
        }
    }
}

Auto Complete

We have built-in support for auto-complete which allows you to setup auto-complete in few lines of code

slashcommand("hello", "Say hello") {
    val text = string("text", "text to send")
        .autoComplete {
            mapOf(
                "Hello" to "World",
                "Money" to "Shark"
            )
        }

    onEvent {
        event.reply(text.value).queue()
    }
}

Localizations

We support localizations for all Application commands

messagecommand("Test", mapOf(DiscordLocale.CHINESE_TAIWAN to "測試")) {
    it.reply("Hello World").queue()
}

slashcommand("test", "debug commands") {
    nameLocale = mapOf(
        DiscordLocale.CHINESE_TAIWAN to "測試"
    )

    onEvent {
        event.reply("Killed ${target.value.asMention}").queue()
    }
}

Middleware

Middleware can be used to check for permissions when the user uses specified commands
It allows you to control the event handler for each command

//Check if the bot has admin permissions
middleware({ event, next ->
    val member = event.member

    if (member == null) {
        println("Outside of guild")
    } else if (member.permissions.contains(Permission.ADMINISTRATOR)) {
        println("Are you admin!")
    } else {
        println("Ignore event: Missing permissions")

        return@middleware
    }

    next() //call the next handler
}) {
    protectedCommands()
}

Permissions

JDAK also supports to set guildOnly and permissions options

messagecommand("Test",
    guildOnly = true,
    permissions = DefaultMemberPermissions.enabledFor(Permission.ADMINISTRATOR)
) {
    it.reply("Hello World").queue()
}

slashcommand("test", "debug commands") {
    guildOnly = true
    permissions = DefaultMemberPermissions.enabledFor(Permission.ADMINISTRATOR)
    
    val target = user("target", "The target to kill")
    
    onEvent {
        event.reply("Killed ${target.value.asMention}")
            .queue()
    }
}

Limit

We only support Application commands, text commands are not supported