Optimize events (NodeJS)

WARNING

DISCLAIMER: This section is intended for advanced users. For installation guide, please refer to the installation page.

In this example, we'll use DiscordJS, but you can use any supported library (NodeJS only).

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So, let's take the provided code example for DiscordJS:

/* imports */

const client = new Client(/* ... */);

const analytics = new DiscordAnalytics(/* ... */);

analytics.trackEvents();

client.login('token');

Here, the .trackEvents() function takes care of defining the ready and interactionCreate events itself, which can create duplicates with those you define in your own code. That's why we are going to use these two events that you have defined.

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We are going to remove the trackEvents() function and perform the same work it does, but within events useful for other purposes.

/* imports */

const client = new Client(/* ... */);

const analytics = new DiscordAnalytics(/* ... */);

// analytics.trackEvents();

// Define a ready event to initalize Discord Analytics
client.once("ready", async () => {
  await analytics.init()
  console.log("Bot is connected!")
})

// Define an interactionCreate event to receive interaction stats
client.on("interactionCreate", async (interaction) => {
  await analytics.trackInteractions(interactions)

  // Your code goes here
})

client.on("guildCreate", async (guild) => {
  await analytics.trackGuilds(guild, "create")
})

client.on("guildDelete", async (guild) => {
  await analytics.trackGuilds(guild, "delete")
})

client.login('token');

And that's it. You now have the most optimized version of Discord Analytics!