discord.js - Imagine an app•10mo ago

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export interface Command {
  name?: string; // Command names are taken from file names
  description: string;
  type: ApplicationCommandType;
  defaultPermissions?: PermissionResolvable;
  options?: ApplicationCommandOptionData[];
  run: (interaction: ECICInteraction) => void;
  autocomplete?: (interaction: AutocompleteInteraction) => void;
}

public appCommands: Command[] = [];

public refreshCommands(): Promise<Collection<string, ApplicationCommand<{
    guild: GuildResolvable;
  }>>> {
    return this.application.commands.set(this.appCommands.map(cmdObj => {
      const command: ApplicationCommandDataResolvable = {
        name: cmdObj.name as string,
        type: cmdObj.type, // Type 'ApplicationCommandType' is not assignable to type 'ApplicationCommandType.ChatInput'.
        defaultMemberPermissions: cmdObj.defaultPermissions || null,
        dmPermission: false
      };

      if(cmdObj.type === ApplicationCommandType.ChatInput) {
        command.description = cmdObj.description; // Property 'description' does not exist on type 'UserApplicationCommandData'.
        command.options = cmdObj.options; // Property 'options' does not exist on type 'UserApplicationCommandData'.
      }

      return command;
    }));
  }

export interface Command {
  name?: string; // Command names are taken from file names
  description: string;
  type: ApplicationCommandType;
  defaultPermissions?: PermissionResolvable;
  options?: ApplicationCommandOptionData[];
  run: (interaction: ECICInteraction) => void;
  autocomplete?: (interaction: AutocompleteInteraction) => void;
}

public appCommands: Command[] = [];

public refreshCommands(): Promise<Collection<string, ApplicationCommand<{
    guild: GuildResolvable;
  }>>> {
    return this.application.commands.set(this.appCommands.map(cmdObj => {
      const command: ApplicationCommandDataResolvable = {
        name: cmdObj.name as string,
        type: cmdObj.type, // Type 'ApplicationCommandType' is not assignable to type 'ApplicationCommandType.ChatInput'.
        defaultMemberPermissions: cmdObj.defaultPermissions || null,
        dmPermission: false
      };

      if(cmdObj.type === ApplicationCommandType.ChatInput) {
        command.description = cmdObj.description; // Property 'description' does not exist on type 'UserApplicationCommandData'.
        command.options = cmdObj.options; // Property 'options' does not exist on type 'UserApplicationCommandData'.
      }

      return command;
    }));
  }

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d.js toolkit•10mo ago

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Syjalo•10mo ago

Just extend your Command interface with ApplicationCommandData and don't do that unnecessary mappings

jacobOP•10mo ago

wdym by unnecessary mappings?

Syjalo•10mo ago

By extending with ApplicationCommandData you will be able to pass the appCommands array directly without mapping it.

jacobOP•10mo ago

ah, how do i extend my interface with ApplicationCommandData? sorry im not the best with typescript haha

Syjalo•10mo ago

Ok, you can't extend it, since ApplicationCommandData is a type, but you can do

type Command = ApplicationCommandData & {
    run: () => void;
    autocomplete?: () => void;
}

type Command = ApplicationCommandData & {
    run: () => void;
    autocomplete?: () => void;
}

jacobOP•10mo ago

so i use this instead of importing Command from my types? i dont see why something so simple is this difficult, is it like this for everyone?

Syjalo•10mo ago

You can export this type and use it in your command files

Syjalo•10mo ago

And you'll be able to pass your array directly to set

Syjalo•10mo ago

You just need to understate how strict typing works

jacobOP•10mo ago

im still getting these errors

Syjalo•10mo ago

Again, no need to map your commmands

jacobOP•10mo ago

so i just return this.application.commands.set(this.appCommands)?

Syjalo•10mo ago

Yes

jacobOP•10mo ago

oh there's no errors now, why was i doing that mapping in the first place?

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