User Input

For some scenarios, you may wish to retrieve information from the user. To do this, you can access the content parameter from the object that is passed into the callback function.

router
  .command('hello', (theObject) => {
    const content = theObject.content;
    console.log(content)
  });

router.route('hello') // Prints ""
router.route('hello world!') // Prints "world!"
router.route('helloworld!') // Also prints "world!"

To decrease clutter in code, you can apply "Object Destructuring", so the theObject variable does not need to be created.

// This router is exactly the same as above.
router
  .command('hello', ({ content }) => {
    console.log(content)
  });