Sapphire - Imagine a framework•12mo ago

Passing down from the index.ts and arguments to subcommands

I have two Issues: 1. I want to use Firestore which I'm initilizing in the index.ts but I dont know how to access variables from the index.ts in my command folders. 2. How do I access arguments for subcommands? Here is my code for the second issue:

import { Subcommand } from '@sapphire/plugin-subcommands';
import { Command, Args, type ChatInputCommand } from '@sapphire/framework';
import type { Message } from 'discord.js';

export class ClanCommand extends Subcommand {
    public constructor(context: Subcommand.Context, options: Subcommand.Options) {
        super(context, { 
            ...options,
            name: 'clan',
            subcommands: [
                {
                    name: 'create',
                    chatInputRun: 'createClan',
                    default: true,
                },
            ],
        });
    }

    public override registerApplicationCommands(registry: ChatInputCommand.Registry) {
        registry.registerChatInputCommand((builder) => 
            builder
                .setName('clan')
                .setDescription('All clan specific commands')
                .addSubcommand((subcommand) => subcommand.setName('create').setDescription('Create a new clan'))
        );
    }

    public async createClan(interaction: Subcommand.ChatInputCommandInteraction) {
        console.log('Create Clan command received');
        const userID = interaction.options.getUser('user')?.id ?? interaction.user.id;
        if (userID !== "488324471657332736") {
            await interaction.reply({ content: `https://media.tenor.com/x8v1oNUOmg4AAAAd/rickroll-roll.gif` });
            return;
        }

        console.log('Creating clan'); // MISSING ARGUMENTS HERE ........
    }
}

import { Subcommand } from '@sapphire/plugin-subcommands';
import { Command, Args, type ChatInputCommand } from '@sapphire/framework';
import type { Message } from 'discord.js';

export class ClanCommand extends Subcommand {
    public constructor(context: Subcommand.Context, options: Subcommand.Options) {
        super(context, { 
            ...options,
            name: 'clan',
            subcommands: [
                {
                    name: 'create',
                    chatInputRun: 'createClan',
                    default: true,
                },
            ],
        });
    }

    public override registerApplicationCommands(registry: ChatInputCommand.Registry) {
        registry.registerChatInputCommand((builder) => 
            builder
                .setName('clan')
                .setDescription('All clan specific commands')
                .addSubcommand((subcommand) => subcommand.setName('create').setDescription('Create a new clan'))
        );
    }

    public async createClan(interaction: Subcommand.ChatInputCommandInteraction) {
        console.log('Create Clan command received');
        const userID = interaction.options.getUser('user')?.id ?? interaction.user.id;
        if (userID !== "488324471657332736") {
            await interaction.reply({ content: `https://media.tenor.com/x8v1oNUOmg4AAAAd/rickroll-roll.gif` });
            return;
        }

        console.log('Creating clan'); // MISSING ARGUMENTS HERE ........
    }
}

Solution:

As for firestore, you can either put it into client's container store Or initialise firestore in seperate file, export the firestore object/database. Then import it where you need...

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MRDGH2821•12mo ago

You will need to set options inside subcommand Which you can access by interaction.options.getString('option_name') (this is just an example)

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MRDGH2821•12mo ago

As for firestore, you can either put it into client's container store Or initialise firestore in seperate file, export the firestore object/database. Then import it where you need

Goosy•12mo ago

Works perfectly thanks :D

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Passing down from the index.ts and arguments to subcommands