disgordhelp.go

package main

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"strings"

	"github.com/andersfylling/disgord"
)

func printMessage(session disgord.Session, evt *disgord.MessageCreate) {

	fmt.Println(evt.Message.Author, " said:")
	fmt.Println(evt.Message.Content)
	fmt.Println(evt.Message.Author.ID)
	fmt.Println()
	if strings.Contains(evt.Message.Content, "ping") && !evt.Message.Author.Bot {
		//_, _ = evt.Message.Reply(context.Background(), session, "pong")
		_, _, _ = evt.Message.Author.SendMsgString(evt.Ctx, session, "dm pong")
	}
}

func sendDM(session disgord.Session, evt *disgord.MessageCreate) {
	fmt.Println(evt)
}

func main() {
	client := disgord.New(disgord.Config{
		BotToken: "<token goes here>",
	})
	// connect, and stay connected until a system interrupt takes place
	defer client.StayConnectedUntilInterrupted(context.Background())


	// create a handler and bind it to new message events
	// handlers/listener are run in sequence if you register more than one
	// so you should not need to worry about locking your objects unless you do any
	// parallel computing with said objects
	client.On(disgord.EvtMessageCreate, printMessage)

	client.On(disgord.EvtTypingStart, sendDM)


}