Commando-Selfbot

About

Commando-Selfbot is the unofficial selfbot command framework for discord.js. It is flexible, fully object-oriented, easy to use, and makes it trivial to create your own powerful commands. Additionally, it makes full use of ES2017's async/await functionality for clear, concise code that is simple to write and easy to comprehend.

Features

• Selfbot capable
• Plain command names and aliases
• Regular expression triggers
• Robust parsing of arguments (with "quoted strings" support)
• Sophisticated argument system (optional)
  • Automatic prompting for arguments that aren't provided
  • Type system with rules, automatic validation, and parsing to usable values
    • Basic types (string, integer, float, boolean)
    • Discord objects (user, member, role, channel, message)
    • User-defined custom types
    • Union types
  • Automatic re-prompting of invalid arguments
  • Optional arguments with default values
  • Infinite arguments (arguments that accept as many values as provided)
• Multiple responses to commands
• Command editing (user edits their message that triggered the command, and the bot's response updates with it)
• Command reloading, as well as loading/unloading
• Command throttling/cooldowns

Installation

Node 8.6.0 or newer is required.
npm install discord.js-commando-selfbot

Documentation

Exactly the same as the official documentation, but in your Client constructor you can pass these extra options for selfbot functionality:

const client = new Client({
    owner: '1234567890',
    selfbot: true, // If set true, the client will accept commands from itself and delete entered commands automatically, Default = false
    selfbotGuildId: '1234567890', // The GuildID where it should post selfbot responses. This parameter is optional, if not set it will use the console as output. Default = undefined
    selfbotChannelId: '1234567890' //The associated TextChannelId with the GuildId, where it posts all of it's responses. Required when not using Console as output. Default = undefined
})

View the original docs here.
See the original discord.js documentation as well.