Introduction to Commands

The primary entry point for any Discord bot is commands. In Seyfert, commands are defined using TypeScript decorators, making it easier to specify their properties, options, middlewares, and subcommands.

If you haven't created your first command yet, please refer to that introductory guide before proceeding.

Declaring a Command

All commands in Seyfert are class-based, and each class extends the base Command class.

Additionally, the name and description are mandatory properties for every command. Below is a list of possible properties that can be used with the @Declare decorator:

import { Declare, Command, IgnoreCommand } from 'seyfert';
 
@Declare({
    name: 'your-command',
    description: 'A description for this command',
    // Properties to pass as metadata
    props: {},
 
    // List of permissions required by the member
    defaultMemberPermissions: ['Administrator'],
 
    // List of permissions required by the bot
    botPermissions: ['ManageGuild'],
 
    // List of server IDs to register the command
    guildId: ['100000'],
 
    // Determines if the command is NSFW
    nsfw: false,
 
    // List of alternate names for the command (text commands)
    aliases: ['an-alias'],
 
    // Identifies the installation types the command supports,
    //   default is server-only
    integrationTypes: ['GuildInstall', 'UserInstall'],
 
    // Specifies where a command can be used
    contexts: ['BotDM', 'Guild', 'PrivateChannel'],
 
    // Defines whether to ignore the execution of the command in slash
    //   or text-message versions
    ignore: IgnoreCommand.Message
SlashSlash,
 
    // Sets the type of command:
    /// type: ApplicationCommandType.User
})
class MyCommand extends Command {}

Introduction to Commands

Declaring a Command

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