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Commands

Writing commands is easy. Just subclass SlashCommand and slap the @command decorator on top:

@command("hi", { description: "Say hi to me!" })
export class HiCommand extends SlashCommand {
  async execute() {
    await this.reply("Hello!");
  }
}

When the command is executed, the execute method is called. You can use the reply method to send a message to the channel the command was executed in.

@command Decorator​

The @command marks a class as a command.

It takes two arguments:

  • name: The name of the command. This is what users will type to execute the command.
  • options: An object with additional options. See below for more information.

Options​

  • description: The description of the command. This is shown in the command picker.