Creating Commands
Commands are files containing a command function. When a command is invoked, the command's run function is called. This is where your custom command logic lives.
Run
This function is called everytime your command is, the main property you need is interaction which contains all the interaction information. There are a few additional properties listed below:
export default command({
run: ({ interaction, client, props }) => {
// Do something
},
});interaction
- Type for Slash Commands:
ChatInputCommandInteraction - Type for Context Menus:
ContextMenuCommandInteraction
The chat input command interaction data.
client JellyCommands
The client used by the command.
props Props
Your project's props.
Command Types
The 3 types of commands are command (for slash commands), messageCommand, and userCommand.
See core options for all of the ways you can configure your commands.
Slash Commands
Slash commands use the command helper. Unlike the others, they accept description and descriptionLocalizations options.
import { command } from 'jellycommands';
export default command({
name: 'Command Name',
description: 'A short description of what the command does',
run: ({ interaction }) => {
// Do something with interaction
},
});See the options for command functions here.
Message Commands
Message commands appear in context menus when a user right-clicks a message. They use the messageCommand helper.
import { messageCommand } from 'jellycommands';
export default messageCommand({
name: 'Command Name',
run: ({ interaction }) => {
// Do something with interaction
},
});See the options for messageCommand functions here.
User Commands
User commands appear as context menus when right-clicking a user. They use the userCommand helper.
import { userCommand } from 'jellycommands';
export default userCommand({
name: 'Command Name',
run: ({ interaction }) => {
// Do something with interaction
},
});