What am I supposed to trust, the basic slash command registering? Or the Wiki's Commands section?
Stuff under Creating a basic slash command seems to be heavily outdated, it says the type is Command.Registry in some parts, but vscode is never actually auto completing to that. Instead it auto completes to ApplicationCommandRegistery type, and Awaitable stuff as the return of registerApplicationCommands, it started to be totally different approach here, then I saw fetchReply is also outdated, and the new one, which is withResponse is no where similar to be usable in isMessageInstance, is it basically an outdated guide from start to end? So I should only continue with next pages? Commands examples under Commands section also uses ApplicationCommandRegistry rather than stuff under Command namespace
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erm... oops? haha.
You can use @sapphire/cli to generate a template
Yeah this seems better, but again, even template differs from examples or how to's in documentation, the very first difference I noticed was use of @ApplyOptions decorators that is no where mentioned under Commands section.
that's intentional because we automatically convert TS samples to ESM and CJS and that would mess with decorators
but whatever goes in ApplyOptions maps 1:1 with command options
you can also check out some of the public repos:
Discord Bots using @sapphire/framework
v5.x
- Gemboard ᴱ ᴰ
- Skyra ᴱ ᴬ ᴰ
- Dragonite ᴱ ᴰ
- Archangel ᴱ ᴰ
- Official Bot Examples ᴱ ᴰ ᴶˢ
- KBot ᴱ ᴬ ᴰ
- Perpetual Mechanical Array ᴰ
- Birthdayy ᴰ
- Sapphire Application Commands Examples ᴱ
Legend for the identifiers
ᴱ: Uses ESM (if not specified then uses CJS)
ᴬ: Advanced bot (if not specified it is a simple bot, or not graded)
ᴰ: Uses Docker in production
ᴶˢ: Written in JavaScript. If not specified then the bot is written in TypeScript.