#Building slash command in module differently

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earnest coral
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umbral brook
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It's possible in TS, but you should make your own type for the command files (referencing DJS' ApplicationCommandData interface is a good place to start

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If you're having a specific error in TS that you're not sure how to get around, feel free to share that too

lofty blaze
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U mean the thing about attaching .commands to the client ?
If so, it would look something like that ?

export interface IDiscordClient {
  commands: Collection<string, ApplicationCommandData>;
}

export default class DiscordClient extends Client implements IDiscordClient {
  public commands: Collection<string, ApplicationCommandData>;

  constructor(options: ClientOptions) {
    super(options);
    this.commands = new Collection();
  }
}
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Wait no, making a new class impementing the ApplicationCommandData seems like more appropriate

shadow hareBOT
umbral brook
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In your command files, the best way to enforce your custom command type would be const command: YourInterfaceHere = {...} and then export default command;

mystic halo
umbral brook
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Ah smart, I haven't looked too much into satisfies yet

mystic halo
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satisfies is the perfect fit in this scenario

lofty blaze
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I've never used satisfies, nor even seen it, i'm not sure how to make it work

lofty blaze
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I tried creating an interface like this :

export interface ICommands extends ApplicationCommandData{
  category: string;
  permissions: bigint[];
  usage: string;
  examples: string[];
}

But VSCode throws this
An interface can only extend an object type or intersection of object types with statically known members.ts(2312)

mystic halo
mystic halo