Tangible representation of all base command names

Assigns the given value along the given nested path within the provided initial object

Fetches a nested value from within an object via the provided path

Returns the given string lowercased with any non alphanumeric chars removed

Implementation of performance-now

Pads the right side of a string with spaces to the given length

Converts a TypeScript-style argument list into a valid args data object for resolve and expect. This can help if the object syntax for resolving/expecting Command arguments is too awkward or cluttered, or if a simpler syntax is overall preferred.

Args marked with ? (for example: arg?: String) are declared as optional and will be converted to '[arg]': 'String' at runtime. Normal args will convert to '<arg>': 'String'

Example:

`user: User, height: ['short', 'tall'], ...desc?: String`
// becomes:
{ '<user>': 'User', '<height>': ['short', 'tall'], '[...desc]': 'String' }

When specifying argument types for resolve, use String when you know you will be later giving a string literal array to expect for the corresponding arg

Remove a value from within an object along a nested path

Return whether or not a command was called in the given message, the called command, the prefix used to call the command, and the name or alias of the command used to call it.

Returns [false, null, null, null] if no command was called