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Variable parameter type based on the previous variable

I want to add a 'parametric'

set

set

subcommand to one of my commands

For that command the values can be user, role or a string. Can I somehow change the option type (for example use

addRoleOption

addRoleOption

instead of

addStringOption

addStringOption

) based on the value of the

type

type

option?

.addSubcommand((subcommand) => {
    return subcommand
        .setName('set')
        .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.subcommandDescription.settings`))
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('name')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.name`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setAutocomplete(true);
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('type')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.type`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setChoices(
                    {
                        name: 'name',
                        value: 'Name'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'user',
                        value: 'User'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'role',
                        value: 'Role'
                    }
                );
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('value')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.value`))
                .setRequired(true);
        });
})

.addSubcommand((subcommand) => {
    return subcommand
        .setName('set')
        .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.subcommandDescription.settings`))
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('name')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.name`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setAutocomplete(true);
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('type')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.type`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setChoices(
                    {
                        name: 'name',
                        value: 'Name'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'user',
                        value: 'User'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'role',
                        value: 'Role'
                    }
                );
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('value')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.value`))
                .setRequired(true);
        });
})

Solution

I think this is possible if you use Auto complete

If I'm correct, Autocomplete interaction should be able to give you values of previously filled parameters, which you can use to dynamically present values

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Sapphire - Imagine a Framework•2y ago•

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Variable parameter type based on the previous variable

I want to add a 'parametric'

set

set

subcommand to one of my commands

For that command the values can be user, role or a string. Can I somehow change the option type (for example use

addRoleOption

addRoleOption

instead of

addStringOption

addStringOption

) based on the value of the

type

type

option?

.addSubcommand((subcommand) => {
    return subcommand
        .setName('set')
        .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.subcommandDescription.settings`))
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('name')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.name`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setAutocomplete(true);
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('type')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.type`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setChoices(
                    {
                        name: 'name',
                        value: 'Name'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'user',
                        value: 'User'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'role',
                        value: 'Role'
                    }
                );
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('value')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.value`))
                .setRequired(true);
        });
})

.addSubcommand((subcommand) => {
    return subcommand
        .setName('set')
        .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.subcommandDescription.settings`))
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('name')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.name`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setAutocomplete(true);
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('type')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.type`))
                .setRequired(true)
                .setChoices(
                    {
                        name: 'name',
                        value: 'Name'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'user',
                        value: 'User'
                    },
                    {
                        name: 'role',
                        value: 'Role'
                    }
                );
        })
        .addStringOption((option) => {
            return option
                .setName('value')
                .setDescription(i18next.t(`${this.translationPath}.optionDescription.value`))
                .setRequired(true);
        });
})

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