PHP code example of robotic-passion / livia

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

    

robotic-passion / livia example snippets

$factory = new \React\MySQL\Factory($your_livia_client->getLoop());
$factory->createConnection('user:password@localhost/database')->done(function (\React\MySQL\ConnectionInterface $db) use ($your_livia_client) {
    $provider = new \CharlotteDunois\Livia\Providers\MySQLProvider($db);
    $your_livia_client->setProvider($provider);
});

// See the plasma project for how to create a plasma client

$provider = new \CharlotteDunois\Livia\Providers\PlasmaProvider($plasma_client);
$your_livia_client->setProvider($provider);

// /rootBot/commands/moderation/ban.php

// Livia forces you to use lowercase command name and group ID.
// (moderation = group ID, ban = command name)

// Livia will automatically call the anonymous function and pass the LiviaClient instance.
return function ($client) {
    // Extending is p' => 'moderation',
                'description' => 'Bans an user.',
                'guildOnly' => true,
                'throttling' => array( // Throttling is per-user
                    'usages' => 2,
                    'duration' => 3
                ),
                'args' => array(
                    array(
                        'key' => 'user',
                        'prompt' => 'Which user do you wanna ban?',
                        'type' => 'member'
                    )
                )
            ));
        }
        
        // Checks if the command is allowed to run - the default method from Command class also checks userPermissions.
        // Even if you don't use all arguments, you are forced to match that method signature.
        function hasPermission(\CharlotteDunois\Livia\Commands\Context $context, bool $ownerOverride = true) {
            return $context->message->member->roles->has('SERVER_STAFF_ROLE_ID');
        }
        
        // Even if you don't use all arguments, you are forced to match that method signature.
        function run(\CharlotteDunois\Livia\Commands\Context $context, \ArrayObject $args,
                      bool $fromPattern) {
            // Do what the command has to do.
            // You are free to return a Promise, or do all-synchronous tasks synchronously.
            
            // If you send any messages (doesn't matter how many),
            // return (resolve) the Message instance, or an array of Message instances.
            // Promises are getting automatically resolved.
            
            return $args->user->ban()->then(function () use ($context) {
                return $context->reply('The user got banned!');
            });
        }
    });
};

$loop = \React\EventLoop\Factory::create();
$client = new \CharlotteDunois\Livia\Client(array(
    'owners' => array('YOUR_USER_ID'),
    'unknownCommandResponse' => false
), $loop);

// Registers default commands, command groups and argument types
$client->registry->registerDefaults();

// Register the command group for our example command
$client->registry->registerGroup(array('id' => 'moderation', 'name' => 'Moderation'));

// Register our commands (this is an example path)
$client->registry->registerCommandsIn(__DIR__.'/commands/');

// If you have created a command, like the example above, you now have registered the command.

$client->on('ready', function () use ($client) {
    echo 'Logged in as '.$client->user->tag.' created on '.
           $client->user->createdAt->format('d.m.Y H:i:s').PHP_EOL;
});

$client->login('YOUR_TOKEN')->done();
$loop->run();