Discordia-slash 

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Installation 

First off, you need to install the deps

$ git clone https://github.com/Bilal2453/discordia-interactions ./deps/discordia-interactions && git clone https://github.com/GitSparTV/discordia-slash ./deps/discordia-slash

Examples 

Slash commands 

Import the discordia-slash 

local discordia= require("discordia")
local dcmd = require("discordia-slash")

Create a slash command 

local client = discordia.Client():useApplicationCommands()
local function initializeCommands(guild)
 local command, err = client:createGuildApplicationCommand(guild.id, {
     name = "test",
     description = " nice",
     options = {
         {
             type = optionType.subCommand,
             name = " from",
             description = "Enter the id",
             options = {
                 {
                     type = optionType.string, --putting .user will make the person select a user and not just input a string
                     name = "person",
                     description = "id",
                     required = true,
                     autocomplete = true,
                 },
             },
         },
     },
 })
 end
 client:on("ready", function()
     for guild in client.guilds:iter() do
         initializeCommands(guild) --there are other way to initialize it but it is the only way i know
   end
end)

What this will do is that it will create a slash command with a text input and the client:on(“ready”) will initialize the command onto the server, note that there are other way to initialize the command but i use that one.

Get the data from the text input 

client:on("slashCommand", function(interaction, command, args)
   print(args.from.person)
end)

This will print out the value that has been put in the text field from the slash command The reason why it has a .from. is because there is the from subcomand between the value and the command, and the name of the value would be person as the name in the example above says.

Full code 

local discordia= require("discordia")
local dcmd = require("discordia-slash")
local client = discordia.Client():useApplicationCommands()
local interactionType = discordia.enums.interactionType
local optionType = discordia.enums.appCommandOptionType
local function initializeCommands(guild)
 local command, err = client:createGuildApplicationCommand(guild.id, {
     name = "test",
     description = " nice",
     options = {
         {
             type = optionType.subCommand,
             name = "from",
             description = "Enter the id",
             options = {
                 {
                     type = optionType.string,
                     name = "person",
                     description = "id",
                     required = true, --put false if you want it to be optional
                     autocomplete = true, --won't change anything if the optionType is a .string, will autocomplete with users if it is a optionType.user
                 },
             },
         },
     },
 })
 end
 client:on("ready", function()
     for guild in client.guilds:iter() do
         initializeCommands(guild)
   end
end)
client:on("slashCommand", function(interaction, command, args)
   print(args.from.person)
   interaction:reply("Success!")
end)
client:run("Bot your token")

This will create a slash command, will print the inputed value when running the slash command and reply to the interaction.

local discordia= require("discordia")
local dcmd = require("discordia-slash")

Create a user command 

local client = discordia.Client:useApplicationCommands()

   local function initializeCommands(guild)
    local command, err = client:createGuildApplicationCommand(guild.id, {
        type = dia.enums.appCommandType.user, --putting .message could create a message app instead of a user app, but i haven't tested it
        name = "role",
    })
    end
client:on("ready", function()
        for guild in client.guilds:iter() do
            initializeCommands(guild)
      end
end)

It is pretty much the same as slash commands but you can’t put a description, will break otherwise

Get data 

client:on("userCommand", function(interaction, command, args)
   print(args)
end)

So here since it is a user command, no one can really input data so args would be the user it was used on

Full code 

local discordia= require("discordia")
local dcmd = require("discordia-slash")
local client = discordia.Client:useApplicationCommands()
local interactionType = discordia.enums.interactionType
local optionType = discordia.enums.appCommandOptionType

local function initializeCommands(guild)
     local command, err = client:createGuildApplicationCommand(guild.id, {
         type = dia.enums.appCommandType.user, --putting .message could create a message app instead of a user app, but i haven't tested it
         name = "role",
     })
     end
 client:on("ready", function()
         for guild in client.guilds:iter() do
             initializeCommands(guild)
       end
 end)
    client:on("userCommand", function(interaction, command, args)
print(args)
end)
client:run("Bot your token")