Closed joseywoermann closed 3 years ago
This wont be implemented until it is officially supported.
But thank you for your hint and really good description!
This wont be implemented until it is officially supported.
Why not?
(And also, you can keep this issue open until you implement it, so you don't forget it.)
I personally do not like slash commands and do not want to change my code habits. Also, I do not think it is that important to use 3rd party libraries, from which I know nothing (how they work, if I can trust them, ...)
I do not have to have this issue opened, I sorted them in Projects so that I see it when it is time for implementing slash commands.
Also, I do not think it is that important to use 3rd party libraries, from which I know nothing (how they work, if I can trust them, ...)
You already use a lot of 3rd party libraries, and there is a good documentation.
I personally do not like slash commands
interesting, why not?
Its like you have multiple bots with the same prefix and you cant find the right bot, I hate the design of the slash command interface (too few contrasts) and do not get the syntax from the examples or annotations, which are in this interface
Remember that you'll have to enable the privileged message content
intent or transition to Slash Commands in the "near" future.
https://support-dev.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404772028055
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently, you almost always have to look at the help-menu or remember the syntax. If you get the syntax even slightly wrong, nothing works and you don't get an error message which explains what happened.
Describe the solution you'd like Add Slash Commands. These make it obvious how to use the command (like seen below), and prevent errors, because they can't be send if you get the syntax wrong.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67111271/118362933-3b51c780-b592-11eb-9dff-ad2ccff11946.png)
Describe alternatives you've considered Add proper Error-Messages, but these don't make the syntax clear.
Additional context Slash Commands are currently not natively supported by the discord.py-library, but you use them easily with this library.