# Construction

# Constructing A New Client

For your Bot to go online, you need a client. This page will cover on how to Create a client with Biscord framework.

# Ceating Instance

An instance is where we will store our Biscord Client.

  var framework = require('biscord');
  var Biscord = new framework({
    token: TOKEN,
    clientid: CLIENTID
  });

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Visit configuration page to know more about TOKEN and CLIENTID.

# ClientOptions

Here if you wish to add your own ClientOptions (opens new window), you can do so by adding the code below. But if you do now wish to do so, you can ignore this step.

  Biscord.configure( ClientOptions );

# Handlers

For our Client to have more features, we can add Handlers and this step will cover how to add TextCommand.

First, let's create an instance for our CommandHandler.

  var CommandHandler = new Biscord.CommandHandler( './commands' );

Second, create a folder called commands, but you can name it however you want, that is where we will store our commands.

Third, create a file inside your commands folder, and name it ping.js.

root
  ├─── index.js
  └─── commands
    └─── ping.js

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For the command to work, we need to add some codes to it. You can costumize your own by visiting CommandSetup or you can follow what is shown below.

module.exports = {

  command: 'Ping',
  description: 'Basic ping command',

  async Execute( message , argument ){

    message.channel.send('Pong!');

  }
}

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You can now connect your client to Discord, and the commands will load.

# Connecting Client

We can now connect your Client by doing so.

  Biscord.connect();

A log will be sent to your console when your Client is online, but watch out for errors.

# Testing

To test if the CommandHandler is woring, you can send a message !ping to a server channel where your Bot is currently in.

# Output

To wrap up this guide, the index.js or your main file should look like this:

  var biscord = require('biscord);
  var Biscord = new biscord({
    token: TOKEN,
    clientId: CLIENTID
  });
  var CommandHandler = new Biscord.CommandHandler( './commands' );

  Biscord.connect();

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