Running commands manually

Is there a way to run commands manually, without a message/interaction making Sapphire do it?

Solution:

Example

``ts
// or, if in a command class, just use

this.store` const commands = container.stores.get('commands');...

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Favna•12mo ago

Get it from the store and call the appropriate run command with the appropriate arguments

Solution

Lioness100•12mo ago

Example

// or, if in a command class, just use `this.store`
const commands = container.stores.get('commands');
const command = commands.get('commandName');

await command.interactionRun(/* insert interaction */);

// or, if in a command class, just use `this.store`
const commands = container.stores.get('commands');
const command = commands.get('commandName');

await command.interactionRun(/* insert interaction */);

oriel beck•12mo ago

I hoped there is a better way

b1nzee•12mo ago

What better way was you hoping for? I mean, you can always extend sapphire / DJS classes for your own preferred methods 🤷

oriel beck•12mo ago

Being able to access the way sapphire runs them (going through preconditions etc)

Favna•12mo ago

i mean you ccan do that too, you just need to look at the sapphire code and copy it https://github.com/sapphiredev/framework/blob/main/src/listeners/application-commands/chat-input/CorePreChatInputCommandRun.ts

oriel beck•12mo ago

Oooh that's what I was looking for, thank you I need the messageRun, but it's probably the exact same thing

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