client type question

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public run(client: ???) {
  const { username, id } = client.user!;
  
  this.container.logger.info(`Successfully logged in as ${username} (${id}).`);
}

public run(client: ???) {
  const { username, id } = client.user!;
  
  this.container.logger.info(`Successfully logged in as ${username} (${id}).`);
}

does it matter which client type (Client or SapphireClient) i use for

client

client

argument?

Solution

the clientReady listener should have a type of

Client<true>

Client<true>

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client type question

Framework

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public run(client: ???) {
  const { username, id } = client.user!;
  
  this.container.logger.info(`Successfully logged in as ${username} (${id}).`);
}

public run(client: ???) {
  const { username, id } = client.user!;
  
  this.container.logger.info(`Successfully logged in as ${username} (${id}).`);
}

does it matter which client type (Client or SapphireClient) i use for

client

client

argument?

Solution

the clientReady listener should have a type of

Client<true>

Client<true>

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