XVE

Polyfill

XVE needs polyfills to work with your specific library. It is based around the discord.js library, but has been abstracted away so it doesn’t rely on any particular library and can be easily polyfilled to fit your sdk.

Events

Events are as written in the Discord documentation, except for the following rules:

• IDs are expected to be objects instead
• Parameter ordering is the same as documented, except its hierarchical:
  • guild_id, message_id, channel_id would become (GuildObject, ChannelObject, MessageObject) in the callback.
• Updates generally have a Before and After. You may need some caching to support this feature!

Async

Async is not supported. The then callback is used for everything. Instead of await channel.send() its, channel.send().then(callback);

Functions

Expected functions and their parameters:

Function	Parameters	D.JS Equiv
sendMessage	Channel / Snowflake, String	channel.send(string)

TODO: Implement more of these

Objects

Objects passed to graphs are expected to match the Discord API’s responses. There are some rules to govern how objects should look and behave:

• lowerPascalCase names instead of snake_case.
• Snowflakes are expected to be converted to their respective object (minus id). For example, guild_id should be a guild that returns a guild object.
• No promises. These are not supported.

System

XVE requires some system-related polyfills, to make it easier and more cross-compatiable with different platforms. It also provides a collection of utility functions such as a wait(duration : number) : Promise<void> .

It can be found at the system.mjs

Examples

Discord.JS

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