This code defines a command handler that leverages an asynchronous...

August 24, 2025 at 02:21 PM

const axios = require('axios'); async function wdtcd(code) {     try {         if (!code) throw new Error('Code is required');         const { data } = await axios.post('https://whatdoesthiscodedo.com/api/stream-text', {             code: code         }, {             headers: {                 'content-type': 'application/json'             }         });         return data;     } catch (error) {         throw new Error(error.message);     } } // Handler command let handler = async (m, { text }) => {     if (!text) return m.reply('Contoh penggunaan:\n.wdtcd console.log("Hello World");');     try {         const explanation = await wdtcd(text);         m.reply(explanation);     } catch (err) {         m.reply('Terjadi kesalahan: ' + err.message);     } }; handler.help = ['wdtcd <kode>']; handler.tags = ['tools']; handler.command = ['wdtcd']; // bisa juga: ['whatdoesthiscodedo'] handler.limit = true; module.exports = handler;

This code defines a command handler that leverages an asynchronous function to interact with an external API (https://whatdoesthiscodedo.com/api/stream-text) to explain what a piece of code does. Here's a breakdown of its functionality:

1. wdtcd Function:

  • The wdtcd function is an asynchronous function that takes a code snippet (code) as its input.
  • Error handling: If no code is provided, it throws an error with the message 'Code is required'.
  • API Request:
    • It uses axios.post to send a POST request to the https://whatdoesthiscodedo.com/api/stream-text endpoint.
    • The request contains the code snippet in the request body as JSON data.
    • The content-type header is explicitly set to application/json.
  • The function extracts the data (API response) from the server and returns it.
  • If any error occurs while making the request, it catches the error and throws it with its message.

2. Command Handler:

  • This portion hooks the wdtcd function into a command structure that can be executed within a chat-like system.
  • Usage Example:
    • It listens for .wdtcd <code> (or similar commands) in the text message.
    • If the text (code snippet provided by the user) is missing, it informs the user with an example of how to use the command (.wdtcd console.log("Hello World");).
  • Calling the API:
    • The handler calls the wdtcd function with the user's provided code snippet.
    • If successful, it replies back to the user with the explanation retrieved from the API.
  • Error Handling:
    • If an error occurs (e.g., invalid code or a failure in the API request), it informs the user of the error message.

3. Attributes:

  • The handler defines metadata:
    • help: Provides usage instructions.
    • tags: Categorizes it under the 'tools' grouping.
    • command: Specifies the supported command such as .wdtcd or .whatdoesthiscodedo.
    • limit: Indicates that there might be a rate or usage limit enforced for this command.

Purpose:

This code essentially provides a chat command (.wdtcd) that allows a user to input a code snippet. The snippet is sent to the whatdoesthiscodedo.com API, which presumably explains what the provided code does. The explanation is then sent back to the user. If there are any issues (e.g., invalid code, API failure), it provides error feedback in the chat.

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