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[![documentation](https://img.shields.io/badge/Documentation-nyxx-yellow.svg)](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/)
Simple, robust framework for creating discord bots for Dart language.
This is a fork of [Hackzzila's](https://github.com/Hackzzila) [nyx](https://github.com/Hackzzila/nyx).
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- **Complete** <br>
Nyxx supports nearly all Discord API endpoints.
### Sample
## Quick example
Basic usage:
```dart
void main() {
final bot = NyxxVm(Platform.environment['DISCORD_TOKEN']);
bot.onMessageReceived.listen((MessageEvent e) {
if (e.message.content == "!ping") {
e.message.channel.send(content: "Pong!");
var bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
bot.onMessageReceived.listen((event) {
if (event.message.content == "!ping") {
event.message.channel.send(content: "Pong!");
}
});
}
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Commands:
```dart
void main() {
final bot = NyxxVm(Platform.environment['DISCORD_TOKEN']);
CommandsFramework('!', bot)
..admins = [nyxx.Snowflake("302359032612651009")]
..registerLibraryCommands();
}
final bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
@Command(name: "single")
Future<void> single(CommandContext context) async {
await context.reply(content: "WORKING");
Commander(bot, prefix: "!!!")
..registerCommand("ping", (context, message) => context.reply(content: "Pong!"));
}
```
## More examples
Nyxx examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx/example).
Commander examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx.commander/example)
### Example bots
- [Running on Dart](https://github.com/l7ssha/running_on_dart)
## Documentation, help and examples
**Dartdoc documentation is hosted on [pub](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/).
This wiki just fills gap in docs with more descriptive guides and tutorials.**
#### [Discord API docs](https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/intro)
Discord API documentation features rich descriptions about all topics that nyxx covers.
#### [Discord API Guild](https://discord.gg/discord-api)
Unofficial guild for Discord Bot developers. To get help with nyxx check `#dart_nyxx` channel.
The unofficial guild for Discord Bot developers. To get help with nyxx check `#dart_nyxx` channel.
#### [Dartdocs](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/)
The dartdocs page will always have the documentation for the latest release.
#### [Dev docs](https://l7ssha.github.io/nyxx)
You can read about upcoming changes to the library on my website.
#### [Dev docs](https://nyxx.l7ssha.xyz)
You can read about upcoming changes in the library on my website.
#### [Wiki](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/wiki)
Wiki documentation are designed to match the latest Nyxx release.
## Contributing to Nyxx
Read [contributing document](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/blob/development/CONTRIBUTING.md)
## Credits
* [Hackzzila's](https://github.com/Hackzzila) for [nyx](https://github.com/Hackzzila/nyx).

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## [1.0.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.30.0...1.0.0)
_24.08.2020_
> **Stable release - breaks with previous versions - this version required Dart 2.9 stable and non-nullable experiment to be enabled to function**
> **`1.0.0` drops support for browser. Nyxx will now run only on VM**
- `nyxx` package contains only basic functionality - everything else is getting own package
- `main lib package`
* Fixed errors and exceptions to be more self-explanatory
* Added new and fixed old examples. Added additional documentation, fixed code to be more idiomatic
* Logger fixes. User is now able to use their logger implementation. Or disable logging whatsover
* New internal http submodule - errors got from discord are always returned to end user. Improved ratelimits and errors hadling
* Now initial presence can be specified
* Added support for conneting to voice channel. No audio support by now tho
* Cache no longer needed for bot to function properly
- There is now difference between cached and uncached objects
- Events will provide objects if cache but also raw data received from websocket (etc. snowflakes)
- Better cache handling with better events performance
* Implemented missing API features
* **Added support for sharding. Bot now spawn isolate per shard to handle incoming data**
* Fixed websocket connectin issues. Now lib should reliably react to websocket errors
* Added `MemberChunkEvent` to client. Invoked when event is received on websocket.
* Lib will try to properly close ws connections when process receives SIGTERM OR SIGINT.
* Added support to shutdown hooks. Code in these hooks will be run before disposing and closed shards and/or client
* Fixed and moved around docs
* New internal structure of lib
* Added extensions for `String` and `int` for more convenient way to convert them to `Snowflake`
* Added support for gateway intents
* `Snowflake` objects are now ints
* Implemented member search endpoints for websocket and API
* Added missing wrappers for data from discord
* `==` operator fixes for objects
- `nyxx.commander` - new commands module
* `dart:mirrors` no longer required to function
* Support for command and command groups
* Allows to run code before and after invoking command. Allows to run code before matching command.
* Fixed and added new functionality to `CommandContext`
- Support for extracting quoted text, parameters and code blocks
- Getter for shard that command is executed
* Improved performance and extensibility
- `nyxx.extensions` - contains utils for interactive features and utils for emojis
* New emoji module for fetching available emoji info
* Pagination module for created paginated messages
* Scheduler module for invoking repeatable actions
* Additional general utils
* Message resolver module for resolving raw message content into human readable form
* Attachment extensions for vm
## [0.30.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.24.0...0.30.0)
_Tue 07.02.2019_
*This version drops support for Dart SDK 1.x; Nyxx now only supports Dart 2.0+ including dev sdk.*
*Changelog can be incomplete - it's hard to track changes across few months*
- **Features added**
* **SUPPORT FOR DART 2.0+**
* **ADDED SUPPORT FOR VOICE via Lavalink**
* **PERMISSIONS OVERHAUL**
- Proper permissions handling
* **COMMANDS FRAMEWORK REWRITTEN**
- Dispatch pipe is completely rewritten. Bot should operate about 2-8x faster
- Allowed to declare single method commands without using classes
- Added support for specify custom restrictions to commands handlers
- Classes now have to be annotated with `Module` instead of `Command`
- `Remainder` can now called data to `List<String>` or `String`
- Added `Preprocessor` and `Posprocessor`
- Removed help system
* **COMMANDS PARSER**
- Allows to define simple commands handlers
* **Nyxx can be now used in browser**
* Many additions to `Member` and `User` classes
* Changed internal library structure
* Implemented Iterable for Channel to query messages
* Added typing event per channel
* Using `v7` api endpoint
* Added support for zlib compressed gateway payload
* Added endpoints for Guild, Emoji, Role, Member
* Added utils module
* Allowed to download attachments. (`Downloadable` interface)
* Implemented new Discord features (Priority speaker, Slowmode)
* Added `DiscordColor` class
* Added `Binder` util
* Added `Cache`
* Added `MessageBuilder`
* Added interfaces `Downloadable`, `Mentionable`, `Debugable`, `Disposable`, `GuildEntity`
- **Bug fixes**
* **Lowered memory usage**
* **Websocket fixed**
* Fixed Emojis comparing
* Fixed searching in Emojis unicode
* Code cleanup and style fixes
* Proper error handling for `CommandsFramework`
* Gateway fixes
* Object deserializing fixes
* Memory and performance improvements
* Random null exceptions
* Emojis CDN fixes
* Few fixes for ratelimitter
- **Changes**
* **Docs are rewritten**
* **Faster deserialization**
* **Embed builders rewritten**
* Removed autosharding.
* Every object which has id is now subclass of `SnowflakeEntity`.
* Snowflakes are default id entities
* Internal nyxx API changes
* Cooldown cache rewritten
* Presence sending fixes
* Title is not required for EmbedBuilder
* Removed unnecessary dependencies
## [0.24.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.23.1...0.24.0)
_Tue 03.08.2018_
- **Changes**
* nyxx now supports Dart 2.0
* Added Interactivity module
* Added few methods to `CommandContext`
* Rewritten `CooldownCache`
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed `Command` help generating error
* Fixed Emojis equals operator
## [0.23.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.23.0...0.23.1)
_Tue 31.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed `MessageDeleteEvent` deserializing error
* Fixed checking for channel nsfw for CommandsFramework
## [0.23.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.22.1...0.23.0)
_Mon 30.07.2018_
- **New features**
* Support for services - DEPENDENCY INJECTION
* Support for type parsing
* Logging support
* Listener for messages for channel
* Automatic registering Services and Commands
* `Remainder` annotation which captures all remaining text
* Permissions are now **READ/WRITE** - added PermissionsBuilder
* Checking for topics and if channel is nsfw for commands
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed error throwing
* Text in quotes is one String
* Fixed StreamControllers to be broadcast
* Removed unnecessary fields from DMChannel and GroupDMChannel
* Big performance improvement of CommandFramework
* Fixed Permissions opcode
* `delay()` changed to `nextMessage()`
- **Deprecations**
* Deprecated browser target
* Removed MirrorsCommandFramework and InstanceCommandFramework
## [0.22.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.22.0...0.22.1)
_Wed 11.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed bug with sending Emoji. `toString()` now return proper representation ready to send via message
- **New features**
* Searching in `EmojisUnicode` is now handled by future.
* toString() in `User`, `Channel`, `Role` now returns mention instead of content, name etc.
## [0.22.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.5...0.22.0)
_Wed 11.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Next serialization bug fixes
- **New features**
* Added support for [audit logs](https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/resources/audit-log)
* Searching in `EmojisUnicode` based on shortcode
## [0.21.5](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.4...0.21.5)
_Fri 09.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
## [0.21.4](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.3...0.21.4)
_Fri 09.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
## [0.21.3](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.2...0.21.3)
_Fri 08.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
- **Added few Docs**
## [0.21.2](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.1...0.21.2)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Added overrides
* Implemented hashCode
* Fixed return type for `delay()` in Command class
## [0.21.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.0...0.21.1)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed constructors in MessageChannel and TextChannel
## [0.21.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.20.0...0.21.0)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **New features**
* Support for sending files, attaching files in embed
* Added missing gateway events
* Replaced String ids with `Snowflake` type
- **Bug fixes**

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<div align="center">
<br />
<p> <img width="600" src="https://l7ssha.github.io/nyxx0.png" />
<br />
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/l7ssha/nyxx.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/l7ssha/nyxx)
[![Pub](https://img.shields.io/pub/v/nyxx.svg)](https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/nyxx)
[![documentation](https://img.shields.io/badge/Documentation-nyxx-yellow.svg)](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/)
Simple, robust framework for creating discord bots for Dart language.
<hr />
</div>
### Features
- **Commands framework included** <br>
A fast way to create a bot with command support. Implementing the framework is simple - and everything is done automatically.
- **Cross Platform** <br>
Nyxx works on the command line, in the browser, and on mobile devices.
- **Fine Control** <br>
Nyxx allows you to control every outgoing HTTP request or WebSocket message.
- **Complete** <br>
Nyxx supports nearly all Discord API endpoints.
## Quick example
Basic usage:
```dart
void main() {
var bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
bot.onMessageReceived.listen((event) {
if (event.message.content == "!ping") {
event.message.channel.send(content: "Pong!");
}
});
}
```
Commands:
```dart
void main() {
final bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
Commander(bot, prefix: "!!!")
..registerCommand("ping", (context, message) => context.reply(content: "Pong!"));
}
```
## More examples
Nyxx examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx/example).
Commander examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx.commander/example)
### Example bots
- [Running on Dart](https://github.com/l7ssha/running_on_dart)
## Documentation, help and examples
**Dartdoc documentation is hosted on [pub](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/).
This wiki just fills gap in docs with more descriptive guides and tutorials.**
#### [Discord API docs](https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/intro)
Discord API documentation features rich descriptions about all topics that nyxx covers.
#### [Discord API Guild](https://discord.gg/discord-api)
The unofficial guild for Discord Bot developers. To get help with nyxx check `#dart_nyxx` channel.
#### [Dartdocs](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/)
The dartdocs page will always have the documentation for the latest release.
#### [Dev docs](https://nyxx.l7ssha.xyz)
You can read about upcoming changes in the library on my website.
#### [Wiki](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/wiki)
Wiki documentation are designed to match the latest Nyxx release.
## Contributing to Nyxx
Read [contributing document](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/blob/development/CONTRIBUTING.md)
## Credits
* [Hackzzila's](https://github.com/Hackzzila) for [nyx](https://github.com/Hackzzila/nyx).

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library nyxx.commander;
library nyxx_commander;
import "dart:async";
import "dart:io";

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part of nyxx.commander;
part of nyxx_commander;
/// Helper class which describes context in which command is executed
class CommandContext {

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part of nyxx.commander;
part of nyxx_commander;
/// Base object for [CommandHandler] and [CommandGroup]
abstract class CommandEntity {

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part of nyxx.commander;
part of nyxx_commander;
/// Used to determine if command can be executed in given environment.
/// Return true to allow executing command or false otherwise.

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part of nyxx.commander;
part of nyxx_commander;
// TODO: FIX. I think that is just awful but is does its job
extension _CommandMatcher on Iterable<CommandEntity> {

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name: nyxx.commander
name: nyxx_commander
version: 1.0.0
description: A Discord library for Dart.
authors:
- Szymon Uglis <szymon.uglis@tuta.io>
- Zach Vacura <admin@hackzzila.com>
homepage: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx
repository: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx
documentation: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/wiki
issue_tracker: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/issue
environment:
sdk: '>=2.9.0'
sdk: '>=2.9.0 <3.0.0'
dependencies:
nyxx: "^1.0.0"
logging: "^0.11.4"
w_transport: "^3.2.8"
dependency_overrides:
nyxx:
path: "../nyxx"
dev_dependencies:
dart_style:
analyzer:

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import "dart:io";
import "package:nyxx/nyxx.dart";
import "package:nyxx.commander/commander.dart";
import "package:nyxx_commander/commander.dart";
void main() {
final bot = Nyxx(Platform.environment["DISCORD_TOKEN"]!, ignoreExceptions: false);

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## [1.0.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.30.0...1.0.0)
_24.08.2020_
> **Stable release - breaks with previous versions - this version required Dart 2.9 stable and non-nullable experiment to be enabled to function**
> **`1.0.0` drops support for browser. Nyxx will now run only on VM**
- `nyxx` package contains only basic functionality - everything else is getting own package
- `main lib package`
* Fixed errors and exceptions to be more self-explanatory
* Added new and fixed old examples. Added additional documentation, fixed code to be more idiomatic
* Logger fixes. User is now able to use their logger implementation. Or disable logging whatsover
* New internal http submodule - errors got from discord are always returned to end user. Improved ratelimits and errors hadling
* Now initial presence can be specified
* Added support for conneting to voice channel. No audio support by now tho
* Cache no longer needed for bot to function properly
- There is now difference between cached and uncached objects
- Events will provide objects if cache but also raw data received from websocket (etc. snowflakes)
- Better cache handling with better events performance
* Implemented missing API features
* **Added support for sharding. Bot now spawn isolate per shard to handle incoming data**
* Fixed websocket connectin issues. Now lib should reliably react to websocket errors
* Added `MemberChunkEvent` to client. Invoked when event is received on websocket.
* Lib will try to properly close ws connections when process receives SIGTERM OR SIGINT.
* Added support to shutdown hooks. Code in these hooks will be run before disposing and closed shards and/or client
* Fixed and moved around docs
* New internal structure of lib
* Added extensions for `String` and `int` for more convenient way to convert them to `Snowflake`
* Added support for gateway intents
* `Snowflake` objects are now ints
* Implemented member search endpoints for websocket and API
* Added missing wrappers for data from discord
* `==` operator fixes for objects
- `nyxx.commander` - new commands module
* `dart:mirrors` no longer required to function
* Support for command and command groups
* Allows to run code before and after invoking command. Allows to run code before matching command.
* Fixed and added new functionality to `CommandContext`
- Support for extracting quoted text, parameters and code blocks
- Getter for shard that command is executed
* Improved performance and extensibility
- `nyxx.extensions` - contains utils for interactive features and utils for emojis
* New emoji module for fetching available emoji info
* Pagination module for created paginated messages
* Scheduler module for invoking repeatable actions
* Additional general utils
* Message resolver module for resolving raw message content into human readable form
* Attachment extensions for vm
## [0.30.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.24.0...0.30.0)
_Tue 07.02.2019_
*This version drops support for Dart SDK 1.x; Nyxx now only supports Dart 2.0+ including dev sdk.*
*Changelog can be incomplete - it's hard to track changes across few months*
- **Features added**
* **SUPPORT FOR DART 2.0+**
* **ADDED SUPPORT FOR VOICE via Lavalink**
* **PERMISSIONS OVERHAUL**
- Proper permissions handling
* **COMMANDS FRAMEWORK REWRITTEN**
- Dispatch pipe is completely rewritten. Bot should operate about 2-8x faster
- Allowed to declare single method commands without using classes
- Added support for specify custom restrictions to commands handlers
- Classes now have to be annotated with `Module` instead of `Command`
- `Remainder` can now called data to `List<String>` or `String`
- Added `Preprocessor` and `Posprocessor`
- Removed help system
* **COMMANDS PARSER**
- Allows to define simple commands handlers
* **Nyxx can be now used in browser**
* Many additions to `Member` and `User` classes
* Changed internal library structure
* Implemented Iterable for Channel to query messages
* Added typing event per channel
* Using `v7` api endpoint
* Added support for zlib compressed gateway payload
* Added endpoints for Guild, Emoji, Role, Member
* Added utils module
* Allowed to download attachments. (`Downloadable` interface)
* Implemented new Discord features (Priority speaker, Slowmode)
* Added `DiscordColor` class
* Added `Binder` util
* Added `Cache`
* Added `MessageBuilder`
* Added interfaces `Downloadable`, `Mentionable`, `Debugable`, `Disposable`, `GuildEntity`
- **Bug fixes**
* **Lowered memory usage**
* **Websocket fixed**
* Fixed Emojis comparing
* Fixed searching in Emojis unicode
* Code cleanup and style fixes
* Proper error handling for `CommandsFramework`
* Gateway fixes
* Object deserializing fixes
* Memory and performance improvements
* Random null exceptions
* Emojis CDN fixes
* Few fixes for ratelimitter
- **Changes**
* **Docs are rewritten**
* **Faster deserialization**
* **Embed builders rewritten**
* Removed autosharding.
* Every object which has id is now subclass of `SnowflakeEntity`.
* Snowflakes are default id entities
* Internal nyxx API changes
* Cooldown cache rewritten
* Presence sending fixes
* Title is not required for EmbedBuilder
* Removed unnecessary dependencies
## [0.24.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.23.1...0.24.0)
_Tue 03.08.2018_
- **Changes**
* nyxx now supports Dart 2.0
* Added Interactivity module
* Added few methods to `CommandContext`
* Rewritten `CooldownCache`
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed `Command` help generating error
* Fixed Emojis equals operator
## [0.23.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.23.0...0.23.1)
_Tue 31.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed `MessageDeleteEvent` deserializing error
* Fixed checking for channel nsfw for CommandsFramework
## [0.23.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.22.1...0.23.0)
_Mon 30.07.2018_
- **New features**
* Support for services - DEPENDENCY INJECTION
* Support for type parsing
* Logging support
* Listener for messages for channel
* Automatic registering Services and Commands
* `Remainder` annotation which captures all remaining text
* Permissions are now **READ/WRITE** - added PermissionsBuilder
* Checking for topics and if channel is nsfw for commands
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed error throwing
* Text in quotes is one String
* Fixed StreamControllers to be broadcast
* Removed unnecessary fields from DMChannel and GroupDMChannel
* Big performance improvement of CommandFramework
* Fixed Permissions opcode
* `delay()` changed to `nextMessage()`
- **Deprecations**
* Deprecated browser target
* Removed MirrorsCommandFramework and InstanceCommandFramework
## [0.22.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.22.0...0.22.1)
_Wed 11.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed bug with sending Emoji. `toString()` now return proper representation ready to send via message
- **New features**
* Searching in `EmojisUnicode` is now handled by future.
* toString() in `User`, `Channel`, `Role` now returns mention instead of content, name etc.
## [0.22.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.5...0.22.0)
_Wed 11.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Next serialization bug fixes
- **New features**
* Added support for [audit logs](https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/resources/audit-log)
* Searching in `EmojisUnicode` based on shortcode
## [0.21.5](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.4...0.21.5)
_Fri 09.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
## [0.21.4](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.3...0.21.4)
_Fri 09.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
## [0.21.3](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.2...0.21.3)
_Fri 08.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
- **Added few Docs**
## [0.21.2](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.1...0.21.2)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Added overrides
* Implemented hashCode
* Fixed return type for `delay()` in Command class
## [0.21.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.0...0.21.1)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed constructors in MessageChannel and TextChannel
## [0.21.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.20.0...0.21.0)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **New features**
* Support for sending files, attaching files in embed
* Added missing gateway events
* Replaced String ids with `Snowflake` type
- **Bug fixes**

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<p> <img width="600" src="https://l7ssha.github.io/nyxx0.png" />
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/l7ssha/nyxx.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/l7ssha/nyxx)
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Simple, robust framework for creating discord bots for Dart language.
<hr />
</div>
### Features
- **Commands framework included** <br>
A fast way to create a bot with command support. Implementing the framework is simple - and everything is done automatically.
- **Cross Platform** <br>
Nyxx works on the command line, in the browser, and on mobile devices.
- **Fine Control** <br>
Nyxx allows you to control every outgoing HTTP request or WebSocket message.
- **Complete** <br>
Nyxx supports nearly all Discord API endpoints.
## Quick example
Basic usage:
```dart
void main() {
var bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
bot.onMessageReceived.listen((event) {
if (event.message.content == "!ping") {
event.message.channel.send(content: "Pong!");
}
});
}
```
Commands:
```dart
void main() {
final bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
Commander(bot, prefix: "!!!")
..registerCommand("ping", (context, message) => context.reply(content: "Pong!"));
}
```
## More examples
Nyxx examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx/example).
Commander examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx.commander/example)
### Example bots
- [Running on Dart](https://github.com/l7ssha/running_on_dart)
## Documentation, help and examples
**Dartdoc documentation is hosted on [pub](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/).
This wiki just fills gap in docs with more descriptive guides and tutorials.**
#### [Discord API docs](https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/intro)
Discord API documentation features rich descriptions about all topics that nyxx covers.
#### [Discord API Guild](https://discord.gg/discord-api)
The unofficial guild for Discord Bot developers. To get help with nyxx check `#dart_nyxx` channel.
#### [Dartdocs](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/)
The dartdocs page will always have the documentation for the latest release.
#### [Dev docs](https://nyxx.l7ssha.xyz)
You can read about upcoming changes in the library on my website.
#### [Wiki](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/wiki)
Wiki documentation are designed to match the latest Nyxx release.
## Contributing to Nyxx
Read [contributing document](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/blob/development/CONTRIBUTING.md)
## Credits
* [Hackzzila's](https://github.com/Hackzzila) for [nyx](https://github.com/Hackzzila/nyx).

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name: nyxx.extensions
name: nyxx_extensions
version: 1.0.0
description: Extensions for Nyxx library
authors:
- Szymon Uglis <szymon.uglis@tuta.io>
- Zach Vacura <admin@hackzzila.com>
homepage: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx
repository: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx
documentation: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/wiki
issue_tracker: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/issue
environment:
sdk: '>=2.9.0'
sdk: '>=2.9.0 <3.0.0'
dependencies:
nyxx: "^1.0.0"
dependency_overrides:
nyxx:
path: "../nyxx"
w_transport: "^3.2.8"
http: "^0.12.2"
dev_dependencies:
dart_style:

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import "package:nyxx.extensions/emoji.dart";
import "package:nyxx_extensions/emoji.dart";
main() async {
final emojis = await getAllEmojiDefinitions();

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## [1.0.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.30.0...1.0.0)
_24.08.2020_
> **Stable release - breaks with previous versions - this version required Dart 2.9 stable and non-nullable experiment to be enabled to function**
> **`1.0.0` drops support for browser. Nyxx will now run only on VM**
- `nyxx` package contains only basic functionality - everything else is getting own package
- `main lib package`
* Fixed errors and exceptions to be more self-explanatory
* Added new and fixed old examples. Added additional documentation, fixed code to be more idiomatic
* Logger fixes. User is now able to use their logger implementation. Or disable logging whatsover
* New internal http submodule - errors got from discord are always returned to end user. Improved ratelimits and errors hadling
* Now initial presence can be specified
* Added support for conneting to voice channel. No audio support by now tho
* Cache no longer needed for bot to function properly
- There is now difference between cached and uncached objects
- Events will provide objects if cache but also raw data received from websocket (etc. snowflakes)
- Better cache handling with better events performance
* Implemented missing API features
* **Added support for sharding. Bot now spawn isolate per shard to handle incoming data**
* Fixed websocket connectin issues. Now lib should reliably react to websocket errors
* Added `MemberChunkEvent` to client. Invoked when event is received on websocket.
* Lib will try to properly close ws connections when process receives SIGTERM OR SIGINT.
* Added support to shutdown hooks. Code in these hooks will be run before disposing and closed shards and/or client
* Fixed and moved around docs
* New internal structure of lib
* Added extensions for `String` and `int` for more convenient way to convert them to `Snowflake`
* Added support for gateway intents
* `Snowflake` objects are now ints
* Implemented member search endpoints for websocket and API
* Added missing wrappers for data from discord
* `==` operator fixes for objects
- `nyxx.commander` - new commands module
* `dart:mirrors` no longer required to function
* Support for command and command groups
* Allows to run code before and after invoking command. Allows to run code before matching command.
* Fixed and added new functionality to `CommandContext`
- Support for extracting quoted text, parameters and code blocks
- Getter for shard that command is executed
* Improved performance and extensibility
- `nyxx.extensions` - contains utils for interactive features and utils for emojis
* New emoji module for fetching available emoji info
* Pagination module for created paginated messages
* Scheduler module for invoking repeatable actions
* Additional general utils
* Message resolver module for resolving raw message content into human readable form
* Attachment extensions for vm
## [0.30.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.24.0...0.30.0)
_Tue 07.02.2019_
*This version drops support for Dart SDK 1.x; Nyxx now only supports Dart 2.0+ including dev sdk.*
*Changelog can be incomplete - it's hard to track changes across few months*
- **Features added**
* **SUPPORT FOR DART 2.0+**
* **ADDED SUPPORT FOR VOICE via Lavalink**
* **PERMISSIONS OVERHAUL**
- Proper permissions handling
* **COMMANDS FRAMEWORK REWRITTEN**
- Dispatch pipe is completely rewritten. Bot should operate about 2-8x faster
- Allowed to declare single method commands without using classes
- Added support for specify custom restrictions to commands handlers
- Classes now have to be annotated with `Module` instead of `Command`
- `Remainder` can now called data to `List<String>` or `String`
- Added `Preprocessor` and `Posprocessor`
- Removed help system
* **COMMANDS PARSER**
- Allows to define simple commands handlers
* **Nyxx can be now used in browser**
* Many additions to `Member` and `User` classes
* Changed internal library structure
* Implemented Iterable for Channel to query messages
* Added typing event per channel
* Using `v7` api endpoint
* Added support for zlib compressed gateway payload
* Added endpoints for Guild, Emoji, Role, Member
* Added utils module
* Allowed to download attachments. (`Downloadable` interface)
* Implemented new Discord features (Priority speaker, Slowmode)
* Added `DiscordColor` class
* Added `Binder` util
* Added `Cache`
* Added `MessageBuilder`
* Added interfaces `Downloadable`, `Mentionable`, `Debugable`, `Disposable`, `GuildEntity`
- **Bug fixes**
* **Lowered memory usage**
* **Websocket fixed**
* Fixed Emojis comparing
* Fixed searching in Emojis unicode
* Code cleanup and style fixes
* Proper error handling for `CommandsFramework`
* Gateway fixes
* Object deserializing fixes
* Memory and performance improvements
* Random null exceptions
* Emojis CDN fixes
* Few fixes for ratelimitter
- **Changes**
* **Docs are rewritten**
* **Faster deserialization**
* **Embed builders rewritten**
* Removed autosharding.
* Every object which has id is now subclass of `SnowflakeEntity`.
* Snowflakes are default id entities
* Internal nyxx API changes
* Cooldown cache rewritten
* Presence sending fixes
* Title is not required for EmbedBuilder
* Removed unnecessary dependencies
## [0.24.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.23.1...0.24.0)
_Tue 03.08.2018_
- **Changes**
* nyxx now supports Dart 2.0
* Added Interactivity module
* Added few methods to `CommandContext`
* Rewritten `CooldownCache`
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed `Command` help generating error
* Fixed Emojis equals operator
## [0.23.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.23.0...0.23.1)
_Tue 31.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed `MessageDeleteEvent` deserializing error
* Fixed checking for channel nsfw for CommandsFramework
## [0.23.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.22.1...0.23.0)
_Mon 30.07.2018_
- **New features**
* Support for services - DEPENDENCY INJECTION
* Support for type parsing
* Logging support
* Listener for messages for channel
* Automatic registering Services and Commands
* `Remainder` annotation which captures all remaining text
* Permissions are now **READ/WRITE** - added PermissionsBuilder
* Checking for topics and if channel is nsfw for commands
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed error throwing
* Text in quotes is one String
* Fixed StreamControllers to be broadcast
* Removed unnecessary fields from DMChannel and GroupDMChannel
* Big performance improvement of CommandFramework
* Fixed Permissions opcode
* `delay()` changed to `nextMessage()`
- **Deprecations**
* Deprecated browser target
* Removed MirrorsCommandFramework and InstanceCommandFramework
## [0.22.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.22.0...0.22.1)
_Wed 11.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed bug with sending Emoji. `toString()` now return proper representation ready to send via message
- **New features**
* Searching in `EmojisUnicode` is now handled by future.
* toString() in `User`, `Channel`, `Role` now returns mention instead of content, name etc.
## [0.22.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.5...0.22.0)
_Wed 11.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Next serialization bug fixes
- **New features**
* Added support for [audit logs](https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/resources/audit-log)
* Searching in `EmojisUnicode` based on shortcode
## [0.21.5](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.4...0.21.5)
_Fri 09.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
## [0.21.4](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.3...0.21.4)
_Fri 09.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
## [0.21.3](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.2...0.21.3)
_Fri 08.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed embed serialization
- **Added few Docs**
## [0.21.2](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.1...0.21.2)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Added overrides
* Implemented hashCode
* Fixed return type for `delay()` in Command class
## [0.21.1](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.21.0...0.21.1)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **Bug fixes**
* Fixed constructors in MessageChannel and TextChannel
## [0.21.0](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/compare/0.20.0...0.21.0)
_Fri 06.07.2018_
- **New features**
* Support for sending files, attaching files in embed
* Added missing gateway events
* Replaced String ids with `Snowflake` type
- **Bug fixes**

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Simple, robust framework for creating discord bots for Dart language.
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### Features
- **Commands framework included** <br>
A fast way to create a bot with command support. Implementing the framework is simple - and everything is done automatically.
- **Cross Platform** <br>
Nyxx works on the command line, in the browser, and on mobile devices.
- **Fine Control** <br>
Nyxx allows you to control every outgoing HTTP request or WebSocket message.
- **Complete** <br>
Nyxx supports nearly all Discord API endpoints.
## Quick example
Basic usage:
```dart
void main() {
var bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
bot.onMessageReceived.listen((event) {
if (event.message.content == "!ping") {
event.message.channel.send(content: "Pong!");
}
});
}
```
Commands:
```dart
void main() {
final bot = Nyxx("TOKEN");
Commander(bot, prefix: "!!!")
..registerCommand("ping", (context, message) => context.reply(content: "Pong!"));
}
```
## More examples
Nyxx examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx/example).
Commander examples can be found [here](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/tree/development/nyxx.commander/example)
### Example bots
- [Running on Dart](https://github.com/l7ssha/running_on_dart)
## Documentation, help and examples
**Dartdoc documentation is hosted on [pub](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/).
This wiki just fills gap in docs with more descriptive guides and tutorials.**
#### [Discord API docs](https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/intro)
Discord API documentation features rich descriptions about all topics that nyxx covers.
#### [Discord API Guild](https://discord.gg/discord-api)
The unofficial guild for Discord Bot developers. To get help with nyxx check `#dart_nyxx` channel.
#### [Dartdocs](https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/nyxx/latest/)
The dartdocs page will always have the documentation for the latest release.
#### [Dev docs](https://nyxx.l7ssha.xyz)
You can read about upcoming changes in the library on my website.
#### [Wiki](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/wiki)
Wiki documentation are designed to match the latest Nyxx release.
## Contributing to Nyxx
Read [contributing document](https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/blob/development/CONTRIBUTING.md)
## Credits
* [Hackzzila's](https://github.com/Hackzzila) for [nyx](https://github.com/Hackzzila/nyx).

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name: nyxx
version: 1.0.0
description: A Discord library for Dart.
authors:
- Szymon Uglis <szymon.uglis@tuta.io>
- Zach Vacura <admin@hackzzila.com>
homepage: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx
repository: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx
documentation: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/wiki
issue_tracker: https://github.com/l7ssha/nyxx/issue
environment:
sdk: '>=2.9.0'
sdk: '>=2.9.0 <3.0.0'
dependencies:
logging: "^0.11.4"
w_transport: "^3.2.8"
path: "^1.7.0"
dev_dependencies:
dart_style:

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#!/bin/bash
# Copy readme
cp README.md nyxx/README.md
cp README.md nyxx.commander/README.md
cp README.md nyxx.extensions/README.md
# Copy changelog
cp CHANGELOG.md nyxx/CHANGELOG.md
cp CHANGELOG.md nyxx.commander/CHANGELOG.md
cp CHANGELOG.md nyxx.extensions/CHANGELOG.md
echo "Publish nyxx"
cd nyxx || exit; pub publish;
echo "Publish nyxx"
cd ../nyxx.commander || exit; pub publish;
echo "Publish nyxx"
cd ../nyxx.extensions || exit; pub publish;