Welcome to SlashCord, the most easy to use python libary for discord.py slash commands.
For linux and mac pip3 install slashcord, for windows pip install slashcord
All you have to do is use one function, sync_all_commands. This will sync all commands to discord and will start listening for interactions and respond to them.
It is recommended to put this in an on_ready event. Here is an example:
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
from slashcord.slash import *
intents = discord.Intents.default()
intents.members = True
client = commands.Bot(command_prefix="!", intents=intents)
@client.event
async def on_ready():
await sync_all_commands(client)
@client.command()
async def say(ctx, message):
await ctx.send(message)
client.run(token)The sync_all_commands function takes these parameters:
client: Your bot object needed. This can be a discord.ext.commands.Bot or discord.ext.commands.AutoShardedBot object. discord.Client and discord.AutoShardedClient have not been tested, but might work. This parameter is required.
case_sensitive: Whether uppercase and lowercase letters matter when running a command. Setting this to False will make all arguments lowercase. This parameter is optional and defaults to True.
loading_message: This message probably won't be seen by the user, but its needed due to how the library works. This can say anything. This parameter is optional and defaults to "Loading".
send_hidden: Whether to make messages hidden. Hidden messages can only be seen by the user that runs the command. This parameter is optional and defaults to False.
hidden_commands: A list of command names to hide from the slash command list. After all commands are synced, all commands in this list are removed. This parameter is optional and defaults to []
choices: A dictionary of choices for the commands given. All keys must be command names, and all values must be a list containing a dictionary with name and value keys. An example is: {"say" : [{"name" : "Greet", "value" : "Hi!"}]}. This parameter is optional and defaults to {}.
error_function: A function that will be called if an exception is raised. The function must have two parameters: context, and error. The context will be a SlashContext object, and the error will be the exception that is raised. This will override the default error system which means exceptions won't be raised unless you manually raise them with raise error. This parameter is optional and defaults to None.
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