Takes an object mapping argument names to Resolver type names and checks the types of passed arguments, ensuring required arguments are present and valid. An argument list string can also be used -- See Util.parseArgTypes for an example of how the list string should be formatted

Should be added to the command AFTER any and all middleware functions that modify args in any way are added (resolve, for example), an exception being localize, which should always come last.

See BaseResolverType for a list of base Resolver type names.

Examples:

{ '<mem>': 'Member', '<age>': 'Number', '<desc>': 'String' }
// or: 'mem: Member, age: Number, desc: String'

// An array literal for expecting specific strings can also be used
{ '<height>': ['short', 'medium', 'tall'] }
// or: `height: ['short', 'medium', 'tall']`

This middleware does not modify args in any way.

Middleware function that inserts a ResourceProxy object for the language that will be used for the command call as the first arg for that command call.

Note: The original localize middleware that inserted ResourceLoader functions into the command args has been moved to module:Middleware.localizeLoader temporarily, but ResourceLoader functions themselves are deprecated in favor of ResourceProxy. ResourceLoader and associated functionality will be removed in a future release, only being left in despite the major version bump of 4.0.0 to ease the transition

Note: This middleware should be used after any other middleware like expect or resolve because those are based around user input whereas this should be handled after user input related things as to not interfere with the other middleware and their inputs

Middleware function that inserts a ResourceLoader function for the language that will be used for the command call as the first arg for that command call.

Note: This middleware should be used after any other middleware like expect or resolve because those are based around user input whereas this should be handled after user input related things as to not interfere with the other middleware and their inputs

Takes an object mapping argument names to Resolver type names and resolves args to their specified type. An argument list string can also be used -- See Util.parseArgTypes for an example of how the list should be formatted

See BaseResolverType for a list of base Resolver type names.

Example:

{ '<mem>': 'Member', '<age>': 'Number', '<desc>': 'String' }
// or: 'mem: Member, age: Number, desc: String'

// An array literal for expecting specific strings can also be used
{ '<height>': ['short', 'medium', 'tall'] }
// or: `height: ['short', 'medium', 'tall']`

Supports '...' in the argument name as the final argument to gather all remaining input into one string and attempt to resolve them to the provided argument type