Best way to take a second argument for slash commands?
It pretty much is all explained in the title. I have working slash commands, but I would like to take a second argument with the slash command.
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do you have an example on hand?
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thanks.
is line 17's 'interaction.options.getString()' locked to choices? I'm trying to use .addStringOption() to require a second argument to my slash command which takes user input.
no, they're optional
@Jô 🌈 🦄 I think my title was misleading. I want to add an argument like .addStringOption(), but i'm unsure on how to do it. I only need one argument. For example "/bot <string>"
then...use addStringOption?
literally follow the screenshot you sent
there's no getString() available to me am i missing something?
there is
okay so am i trying to reference it wrong?
or am i missing a library?
you have an error in the line below
and for autocomplete, i never had those things autocomplete
(in js)
if you're just referring to intellisense, the parameter
interaction lacks a type
you'd want to use jsdocsgotchya. Thanks.