Slash Commands and Applications - DiSky

In this tutorial I will show you how to make slash commands and applications!

SLASH COMMANDS:

1. You need to have the basic understanding of DiSky and Skript in general.
   Follow the tutorial by Adam here to start your bot off

2. Make a new on guild ready event and set a temporary variable to a new slash command then update it

   on guild ready:
       set {_message} to a new slash command named "message" with description "Make the bot say something!"
       update {_message} globally in event-bot
   

3. Add options for the slash command (optionally make it required)

   on guild ready:
       set {_message} to a new slash command named "message" with description "Make the bot say something!"
       add new string option named "message" with description "Set a message!" to options of {_message}
       # add new required string option named "message" with description "Set a message!" to options of {_message}
       update {_message} globally in event-bot
   

4. Make the slash command do something!

   on guild ready:
       set {_message} to a new slash command named "message" with description "Make the bot say something!"
       add new string option named "message" with description "Set a message!" to options of {_message}
       # add new required string option named "message" with description "Set a message!" to options of {_message}
       update {_message} globally in event-bot
   
   on slash command:
       if event-string is "message":
           set {_message} to argument "message" as user
           reply with {_message}
   

If you did it correctly it should look like this:

Applications:

1. You need to have the basic understanding of DiSky and Skript in general.
   Follow the tutorial by Adam here to start your bot off

2. Make a new on guild ready event and set a temporary variable to a new user command then update it

   on guild ready:
       set {_online} to a new user command named "online"
       update {_online} globally in event-bot
   

3. Make the User Command do something!

   on guild ready:
       set {_online} to a new user command named "online"
       update {_online} globally in event-bot
   
   on user command:
       if event-string is "online":
           reply with "There are %size of all players% online! %nl% %all players%"
   

If you did it correctly it should look like this:

Conclusion:

If you've done it all correctly, it should look like this:

on guild ready:
    set {_online} to a new user command named "online"
    set {_message} to a new slash command named "message" with description "Make the bot say something!"
    add new string option named "message" with description "Set a message!" to options of {_message}
    # add new required string option named "message" with description "Set a message!" to options of {_message}
    update {_message} and {_online} globally in event-bot

on slash command:
    if event-string is "message":
        set {_message} to argument "message" as user
        reply with {_message}

on user command:
    if event-string is "online":
        reply with "There are %size of all players% online! %nl% %all players%"

Thanks for reading!