The entire library has been ported to djs v14.
The mailbox manager becomes a real tickets manager. It now only handles user tickets.
The options#formatTitle method does not take the id as a parameter anymore, but directly relies on a Ticket instance.
// before
function formatTitle(id: string): string {
return `Ticket ${id}`;
}
// after
function formatTitle(ticket: Ticket, guild: Guild): string {
return `Ticket ${ticket.id} - ${guild.name}`;
}This event was initially created to let the user know a ticket has been internally deleted but this information should not be shared outside the system through a different event than ticketClose.
It has thus been removed.
The format function supposed to format each message of a ticket has changed. The whole signature actually got updated:
// before
loggingOptions: {
...
format: (message: Message) => `${message.author.username} sent: ${message.cleanContent}`,
...
}
// after
loggingOptions: {
...
generateLogEntry: (ticketContent: TicketContent) => `${ticketContent.author.username} sent: ${ticketContent.cleanContent}`,
...
}The showName property of the logging options has been renamed to showSenderNames for more clarity on its meaning.
The closeTicketAfter was initially in seconds. It is now in milliseconds.
The closeTicketAfter property of the options has been renamed to closeTicketAfterInMilliseconds for more clarity on its unit.
The notAllowedToPing property of the options has been removed. You should handle this using your client's options (property is called allowedMentions).
The autoReplyMessage property of the options has been removed. You should use ticketCreate event to handle such side-effect.
The replyMessageInFooter property of the options has been removed. The footer is forced.
The ticketClose property of the options has been removed. You should use ticketClose event to handle such side-effect.
The send property of the embed options has been removed. Once an EmbedOptions object is found, the embed feature is used instead of standard messages.
The deleteReplies property of the options has been removed. It actually is misleading to end users (staff members responding to messages).
If you want to still use it, you can perform the same action through the replySent event.
This event was initially created to let the user know a replt has been deleted but the deletion behaviour has ben removed so thus event has no purpose anymore. It has thus been removed.
The sendToRecipient property of the options has been removed. Indeed, users have the fundamental right to receive and keep a copy of the conversation with anyone.
The mailboxChannel property has been removed in profit of a mailboxChannels property to enable the management of several guilds by a single manager.
The channel property of the loggingOptions property has been removed in profit of a channels property to enable the management of several guilds by a single manager.