Examples

Kick Command

const isAdmin: CommandGuard = (ctx) => {
  if (ctx.executor.UserId !== 1) {
      ctx.error("Insufficient permission!");
      return false;
  }

  return true;
};

@Register()
class KickCommand {
  @Command({
      name: "kick",
      description: "Kick a player",
      arguments: [
          {
              name: "player",
              description: "Player to kick",
              type: CenturionType.Player
          }
      ]
  })
  @Guard(isAdmin)
  kick(ctx: CommandContext, player: Player) {
      player.Kick("You have been kicked from the server.");
      ctx.reply(`Successfully kicked ${player.Name}`);
  }
}

Info Command

const isAdmin: CommandGuard = (ctx) => {
  if (ctx.executor.UserId !== 1) {
      ctx.error("Insufficient permission!");
      return false;
  }

  return true;
};

@Register({
{
  name: "info",
  description: "View info about a user or the server",
},
{
  name: "user",
  description: "View info about a user",
  parent: ["info"],
},
{
  name: "server",
  description: "View info about the server",
  parent: ["info"],
},
})
// Assigning a group to the class will
// make all commands in the class belong to that group
@Group("info")
// Similar to the above, this assigns the
// provided guard(s) to all commands in the class
@Guard(isAdmin)
class InfoCommand {
// This command will be executable through
// "info user view" once registered!
@Command({
  name: "view",
  arguments: [
    {
      name: "player",
      description: "Player to display information about",
      type: CenturionType.Player,
    },
  ],
})
@Group("user")
userView(ctx: CommandContext, player: Player) {
  ctx.reply(`<Random data about ${player.Name}...>`);
}

// This command can have the same name as the above command, because it
// is grouped under "server" instead.
// This command will be executable through
// "info server view" once registered!
@Command({
  name: "view",
})
@Group("server")
serverView(ctx: CommandContext) {
  ctx.error("Not implemented!");
}
}