Slash command builder

slash_command_builder

Used to create a slash command.

Schema fields

Key	Type	Description
name	String	The name of the slash command.
description	String	The description of the slash command.
options	List of Option schemas	The sub-options of the slash command.

Option

slash_command_option

There are two things this can do, depending on the type:

Either add subcommand literals, or parameters to the command. Sub command groups are always on the first "layer", while subcommands are always one layer deeper than sub command groups.

Note that this is quite limited in comparison to Minecraft commands. All paths of the command tree have to have either just a subcommand, or a subcommand group with subcommands each. This means that the length of the command chains (without the other options that aren't subcommands) has to be equal for all subcommands.

For more info, check this documentation.

Schema fields

Key	Type	Description
type	String	The type of slash command option.
name	String	The name of the option.
description	String	The description of the option.
required	Boolean (false by default)	Whether this option is required to be specified.
autocomplete	Boolean (false by default)	Whether this option should autocomplete.
options	List of Option schemas	Sub-options to this sub-command/group.1
choices	List of Option choice object	Autocompletable choices for this command option.

Option types

String	Description
sub_command	A subcommand
sub_command_group	A subcommand group for containing subcommands as options
string	Any string
integer	Any integer between -2^53 and 2^53
boolean	true or false
user	Select a user
channel	All channel types + categories
role	Select a role
mentionable	Select a user/role
number	A double value
attachment	Upload an attachment

Option choice

slash_command_option_choice

Key	Type	Description
name	String	The visible autocompleted filled in choice for the option.
value	String	The value that will be received in the slash command event as the option value.

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1. Only for SUB_COMMAND and SUB_COMMAND_GROUP types. ↩