Sapphire - Imagine a Framework•2y ago

create a command that has spaces as one arg

for example, i would want a command with multiple spaces for each arg, such as !command <argwithspaces1> <argwithspaces2>, or even using seperators like | i just dont know where to start or if its even possible at all ( i tried using args.repeat and args.nextMaybe but that didnt work at all )

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Oreo ™•2y ago

u can do that with qoutes !command "this is the first arg" "this is the second arg" docs: https://sapphirejs.dev/docs/Documentation/api-framework/interfaces/CommandOptions#quotes

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Interface: CommandOptions | Sapphire

The Command options.

Oreo ™•2y ago

otherwise its impossible to know when an arg ends

Oreo ™•2y ago

and you can make ur own args in sapphire https://sapphirejs.dev/docs/Guide/arguments/creating-your-own-arguments

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Creating your own arguments | Sapphire

Creating an argument can be done by extending the Argument class which can be imported from the framework:

Favna•2y ago

or just use slash commands because string options natively support spaces 👀

Bejasc•2y ago

This is the best option, but doesn't work for every case. For example, you can't use newlines or any formatting characters in it. One of my main use cases (and the quotes work totally fine for this) is that you can create a message embed.

"**To format the description**,

I often find myself running message commands _that look like_
- this
"

"**To format the description**,

I often find myself running message commands _that look like_
- this
"

You cannot get that from the slash command - it would be returned as To format the description, I often find myself running message commands that look like this

djoh the III•2y ago

I'm pretty sure you can use \n for newlines

Bejasc•2y ago

Nope - does not work. formatting *does* work - I thought I'd had issues with that in the past (In the context of my command, you wouldn't be formatting without newlines.

djoh the III•2y ago

:DentGeHmm:

KaydaFox•2y ago

The only way I know of without using modal commands for actual new line support is to use a modal

MRDGH2821•2y ago

I had this solved, your code receives \\n instead of \n. So you need some preprocessing before sending out the embed I don't remember the syntax, but its something like this:

string.replace('\\n', '\n')

string.replace('\\n', '\n')

or this:

string.replaceAll('\\n','\n')

string.replaceAll('\\n','\n')

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