Abstract Protected constructorThe client that this command will be used by.
This command's specific information.
Throws if no info.dataBuilder is not specified.
Readonly aliasesAliases for this command.
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Readonly clientThe client that this command will be used by.
Command
Readonly dataThe data builder for this slash command. You do not need to set its name or description, the constructor will automatically set these based on the command info.
SlashCommand
Readonly descriptionThe description of this command.
Command
Readonly emojiThe emoji of this command. This is used by the default HelpSlashCommand.
Command
🤖
The group that this command is registered to.
This gets initialized on command registration.
Command
Readonly groupIDThe ID of the group that this command is registered to.
Command
Readonly guildWhether this command may only be used in a guild.
Command
false
Readonly nameThe name of this command.
Command
Readonly nsfwWhether this command may only be used in a NSFW channel.
Command
false
Readonly ownerWhether this command may only be used by the bot's owner.
Command
false
Readonly ownerWhether the bot's owner can execute this command even if they don't have the required permissions.
Command
true
Readonly userThe permissions resolvable that defines the permissions that a user requires to execute this command.
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null
Check whether the interaction author can execute this command.
The interaction that triggered this command.
true if the user has enough permissions, or a string with the reason why they cannot execute this command.
Handle command error.
The error that was thrown inside the command's run method.
The interaction that triggered this command.
client#commandError
Abstract runAbstract method. You need to implement this method in order for the command to work. This defines the execution behavior of the command.
The interaction that triggered this command.
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An abstract interaction based command class. Extend this class to define your command's functionality. This class serves as a base for interaction based commands (slash commands).