Message cloner

module.exports = {
	request(message, copyId) {
		this.op = message.author;
		this.channel = message.channel;
		this.copyID = copyId;
		// Delete the trigger message from the channel
		message.delete().then(this.getMessage()).catch(console.error);
	},
	// Get the requested message
	getMessage() {
		this.channel.fetchMessage(this.copyID)
			.then(message => {
				this.author = message.author;
				this.content = message.content;
				this.createdAt = creationDate(message.createdTimestamp);
				this.send();
			})
			.catch(err => {
				this.content = `**ERROR**: Message ${err.message}`;
				this.sendPm();
			});
	},
	// Send the message to the channel it was requested in
	send() {
		this.channel.sendMessage(`By: <@${this.author.id}>,  ${this.createdAt}\n\n${this.content}`)
			.then(() => {
				this.content = `I have reposted the message:\n\n ${this.content}`;
				this.sendPm();
			})
			.catch(console.error);
	},
	// Send a pm to the user that requested the copy - status update
	sendPm() {
		this.op.sendMessage(`**Hi ${this.op.username}** - ${this.content}`)
			.then(res => {
				// Do something aka notify/persist/make a pizza/call your mother
			})
			.catch(console.error);
	},
};
// Helper/s
// Format the created timestamp
let creationDate = timestamp => new Date(timestamp).toUTCString();

Usage = require the module e.g.
const echo = require('./echo') echo.request(DiscordMessageObject, IdOfTheMessageToBeCloned)

You will have to write your own regex pattern.. Ideally there would be a -s option to save as a name for easy future cloning aka
!echo someName