monbrey
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3 years ago You can remove args from the command run/execute function, it won't throw an error unless you then try to access it within that function while it's no longer defined. Since you're dealing with an unused var eslint rule, I'd assume that's not a problem.
Passing (message, args) to a function that only accepts (message) will just result in the second param being dropped.
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MatazaNz
Part of the guide or code sample the question is about https://discordjs.guide/command-handling/dynamic-commands.htmll#dynamically-executing-commands
Question Using the ESLint rules, if the args parameter in the command export is unused, it will display an error, due to the no-unused-vars rule. I like this rule, as it keeps my code clean. However, with the way that the code is structured in this chapter of the guide, it seems to require both the command and args parameters. If I had any commands that did not require any arguments, how would I potentially change this? I presume I can't remove the args parameter from the exported command, as that would throw an exception at runtime. If I leave the args parameter, I have to add an ugly looking
if (!args.length){ }, just so it gets registered as being used.