@giovanny.lueilwitz
In Discord.js, you can create a reaction limit by keeping track of how many times a user has reacted to a message and restricting further reactions once the limit has been reached. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
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const Discord = require('discord.js'); const client = new Discord.Client(); // Map to keep track of users and their reaction count const reactionCount = new Map(); client.on('messageReactionAdd', (reaction, user) => { if (reaction.emoji.name === '') { const count = reactionCount.get(user.id) || 0; if (count >= 3) { // Set the reaction limit here reaction.remove(user); user.send("You have reached the reaction limit for this message."); } else { reactionCount.set(user.id, count + 1); } } }); client.login('your_bot_token'); |
In this example, the reaction limit is set to 3, but you can change this value to suit your needs. The code keeps track of how many times a user has reacted to a message using a Map, and if the user reaches the reaction limit, their reaction is removed and they are notified via DM.
Make sure to replace 'your_bot_token'
with your actual bot token when running the script.