const GitCord = require("gitcord");
// You can pass options in the constructor
// "token" is used for setting your Github token, increases requests limit
// "all" is used for getting all the repositories, upto 50 repositories
const cord = new Github("GITHUB_ACCOUNT_USERNAME", {
  token: "GITHUB_TOKEN",
  repositories: ["...", "..."],
  all: false,
});

cord.on("start", (data) => doSomethingWithData(data));
cord.on("newEvent", (data) => doSomethingWithData(data));
cord.on("repositoryCreate", (data) => doSomethingWithData(data));

cord.initialize();

const { Client } = require("discord.js");
const GitCord = require("gitcord");

const client = new Client({ intents: ["GUILDS", "GUILD_MESSAGES"] });
const cord = new GitCord("GITHUB_ACCOUNT_USERNAME", {
  token: "GITHUB_TOKEN",
  repositories: ["...", "..."],
});

client.on("ready", () => {
  console.log("Connected to the discord, now ready for fight :D");
});

cord.on("start", () => {
  console.log("Connected to the github, now ready for war :D");
});

// "newEvent" gets triggered on every github event
// meaning it will even get triggered on unknown events.
cord.on("newEvent", (eventData) => {
  // `eventData` is the unknown-parsed data
  // its recommended to use specific events to avoid confusion and issues.
  client.channels.cache
    .get("LOGS_CHANNEL_ID")
    .send({ embeds: [eventData.embed] });
});

client.login("DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN");

// Same as `client.login()` but for GitCord.

cord.initialize();