Interaction Events

To easily interact with interactions, reciple provides a built-in module for handling interaction events. This module works by listening to the interactionCreate event and executing all registered listeners for the interaction type.

You can use the RecipleInteractionEvents class to handle interaction events. You can import the class from the @reciple/modules.

Usage

Create a new module file and export the instance of RecipleInteractionEvents as a default export.

import { RecipleInteractionEvents } from 'reciple';

export default new RecipleInteractionEvents();

You can now add your even listeners to the interactions property of every modules. You can also use the moduleEventListenersProperty option to specify the property to resolve listeners from.

import { RecipleInteractionEvents } from 'reciple';

export default new RecipleInteractionEvents({
  moduleEventListenersProperty: 'interactions' // The default property to resolve listeners from
});

Listeners

To register a listener, you can now add an interactions property to your module. This property should be an array of listeners. Each listener should be a type of InteractionListenerData.

InteractionListenerBuilder can be used to build a listener using chainable methods.

import { BaseModule } from 'reciple';

class HandleButtons extends BaseModule {
  interactions = [
    new InteractionListenerBuilder()
      .setType(InteractionListenerType.Button)
      .setFilter(interaction => interaction.customId === 'get-date')
      .setExecute(async interaction => {
        await interaction.deferUpdate();
        await interaction.message.edit(`The current date is ${new Date().toDateString()}`);
      })
  ]
}