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qweribot/bot/events/message.ts

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import { chatterId, streamerId, eventSub, commandPrefix, singleUserMode, unbannableUsers } from "..";
import { User } from "../user";
import commands, { sendMessage } from "../commands";
console.info(`Loaded the following commands: ${commands.keys().toArray().join(', ')}`);
eventSub.onChannelChatMessage(streamerId, streamerId, async msg => {
// return if double user mode is on and the chatter says something, we don't need them
if (!singleUserMode && msg.chatterId === chatterId) return;
// Get user from cache or place user in cache
// Given the fact that this is the user that chats, this user object always exists and cannot be null
//
// One of the flaws with the user object is solved by creating the object with the name.
// This way, if a user changes their name, the original name stays in the cache for at least 1 hour (extendable by using that name as target for item)
// and both are usable to target the same user (id is the same)
// The only problem would be if a user changed their name and someone else took their name right after
const user = await User.initUsername(msg.chatterName);
if (!unbannableUsers.includes(msg.chatterId)) user?.makeVulnerable(); // Make the user vulnerable to explosions
// Parse commands:
if (msg.messageText.startsWith(commandPrefix)) {
const commandSelection = msg.messageText.slice(commandPrefix.length).split(' ')[0]!;
const selected = commands.get(commandSelection.toLowerCase());
if (!selected) return;
try { await selected.execute(msg, user!); }
catch (err) { console.error(err); };
};
});