interactions-styled

Options

Here we're gonna learn how to set options to our slash commands with discord_styled

So i have this slash command:

@slash.slash(name="hi", description="Say hi to my bot!")
async def _hi(...)
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Creating an option

So, i want to create a name option for my command, check this out:

from discord_styled.slash import option

@option("name", "What's your name?")
@slash.slash(name="hi", description="Say hi to my bot!")
async def _hi(...)
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from discord_slash.manage_commands import create_option

@slash.slash(name="hi", description="Say hi to my bot!", options=[
    create_option("name", "What's your name?", 3, True)
])
async def _hi(...)
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STYLED is how we do it with discord_styled and BASE is how used to create options with discord_slash. Amazing right?

Creating many options

Now, it may not be the great thing BUT when we set more than one option, yeah, we see the diference:

from discord_styled.slash import option

@option("name", "What's your name?")
@option("age", "What's your age?", 4)
@option("job", "What's your job?", required=False)
@slash.slash(name="hi", description="Say hi to my bot!")
async def _hi(...)
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from discord_slash.manage_commands import create_option

@slash.slash(name="hi", description="Say hi to my bot!", options=[
    create_option("name", "What's your name?", 3, True),
    create_option("age", "What's your age?", 4, True),
    create_option("job", "What's your job?", 3, False)
])
async def _hi(...)
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Much more clean and pretty.

Reference

You can see the syntax, the parameters and their types, all the information of the @option decorator in the API reference