discord-multipurpose
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A simple package to help in your discord.js needs!
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TypeScript
/// <reference types="node" />
export default class Image {
/**
* @param avatar1 The avatar of the user who is replying
* @param avatar2 The avatar of the user being replied to
* @param username1 The nickname/username of the user who is replying
* @param username2 The nickname/username of the user who is being replied to
* @param messageText The content of the sent message
* @param replyText The content of the replied message
* @param hex1 The colour of the role of the replying user
* @param hex2 The colour of the role of the replying user
* @param mode The mode you want the stuff to be displayed in
* @default hex1 #ffffff
* @default hex2 #ffffff
* @default mode dark
*/
static fakeReply(avatar1: string | Buffer, avatar2: string | Buffer, replyText: string, messageText: string, username1: string, username2: string, hex1?: string, hex2?: string, mode?: "light" | "dark"): Promise<Buffer>;
/**
* @param avatar The avatar of the user who will be appearing in the ping
*/
static ping(avatar: string | Buffer): Promise<Buffer>;
/**
* @param avatar The avatar of the user, whose colour you want to invert
*/
static invert(avatar: string | Buffer): Promise<Buffer>;
/**
* @param avatar The image on which you want to apply the filter
*/
static sepia(avatar: string | Buffer): Promise<Buffer>;
/**
* @param avatar The image on which you want to apply the filter
*/
static greyscale(avatar: string | Buffer): Promise<Buffer>;
/**
* @param avatar The image which you want to blur
*/
static blur(avatar: string | Buffer): Promise<Buffer>;
/**
* @param avatar The image which you want to be 'drip'ed
*/
static drip(avatar: string | Buffer): Promise<Buffer>;
}
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