FAQ.md

Frequently Asked Questions supposedly

1. Do I have to install forbidden-node-logger?

No, simply replace the Logger Options when instantiating CommandClient as "false".

2. Does my "/commands" file need to follow any sort of structure when using registerCommandsIn()?

Yes and no. The logic behind registerCommandsIn allows for 3 different types of locations.

- /commands
    command1.js
    /Some random sentence
        command2.js
    /Another sentence
        /Followed by another
            command3.js

You can name the files and folders anything. The only thing that has be named properyly is the root directory.
If your commands root is called "/commands" then you need to say so.

bot.registerCommandsIn(__dirname + "/commands");

3. How can I keep the comments I leave on my util functions?

A lot of research went into having a good implementation of the util manager.
Since TypeScript is very strict on it's declarations you will need to modify the index.d.ts file in eris.js-commando module.
There are other methods but this seems the most simply

// THIS IS WHAT UTIL MANAGER SHOULD LOOK LIKE
export class UtilManager {
    bot: CommandClient;
    useful: typeof Useful;
    parse: typeof Parse;
    database: typeof Database;
    conversion: typeof Conversion;
    // HOW YOU DEFINE IT
    myfunctions: typeof MyFunctions;
    constructor(bot: CommandClient);
    bind(obj: object): void;
    bindAll(): void;
    checkProps(prop: string): boolean;
}

// YOUR FUNCTIONS
class MyFunctions {
    /**
     * My first function
     * @param param My cool param
    */ 
    static functionOne(param: string): string[];
}

THIS IS NOT REQUIRED BUT IF YOU WANT COMMENTS KEPT THIS IS THE EASIEST WAY