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Informations about the package discord-commands

Discord Commands

Using this library you can build Discord bot commands, process inbound interactions from Discord and respond with messages.

Table of contents

Installation

Creating Messages

Creating webhook messages (they have higher rate limits):

Or using standard messaging:

Mentioning

Both Message and WebhookMessage offer the ability to mention roles.

Enriching

Certain information can be enriched on the Discord side, such as linking to channels and timestamps in the user's local time.

Linking to a Channel

Linking to a Special Channel

Embedding Timestamps

Author

Fields

Image

Thumbnail

Footer

Components

Buttons

Use dedicated classes for each button type. Because buttons are non-interactive, you'll need to wrap them with an ActionRow when adding them to a message. You can use the shorthand actionRow() to accomplish this.

SelectMenus

Role Select Menus

Mentionable Select Menus

Mentionable Select Menus

Channel Select Menus

You can also limit which channel types can be selected

Text Input

Creating Commands

Chat commands

To create a chat command, create a class like this:

You can then simply run (new MyCommand())->jsonSerialize() to generate the json payload needed to sync your command with Discord.

Handling Command Interactions

You can use our factory to hydrate objects that represent incoming interactions within Discord. Here's an example using a Laravel request object:

Request verification

Discord requires that you verify the signature of inbound requests from their system. You'll need to have this in place in order to even configure your interactions endpoint.

You'll need to run composer require simplito/elliptic-php to add the necessary dependency, then you can verify the request like this:

Laravel middleware

For Laravel applications, we've included a middleware out of the box to assist with this. You can configure a route in routes/api.php and wrap it with our verification middleware:

Then in your controller, make sure you respond to Ping with a Pong...

Responding to Interactions

You can respond to interactions by sending messages, showing modals, etc. Make sure to give the Discord docs a read (e.g. your app has 3 seconds to respond to an interaction).

Modals

To show a modal, you can simply respond to the interaction http request with your modal object:

Showing the modal

Processing modal feedback

To process processing modal feedback, make sure you're handling ModalSubmitted events.

In the below example, $commandFactory is not provided by this package, but relates to your domain. You can customize that process however you'd like.

In my case, I like for a single class to contain all the details about what happens on a Command. So I added a whenSubmitted method that looks something like this:

The key takeaway here is that Discord requires an interaction in response to the modal submission. So you'll need to respond with something.

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