🔒 Discord Hybrid Command

[lapis cliff]

I would like to make a hybrid command like in the image for verification to have an ephemeral message. I only know how to make basic command, but how do I make this?

[summer jewel]

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[eternal harness]

okay so in the image the name seems to be a non-optional parameter, unlike the 2 others.

@bot.tree.command(
    guild = {your_guid_objet},
    name = "networth",
    description = "...",
)
@app_commands.describe(name = "Minecraft username")
async def my_command(interaction: discord.Interaction, name : str, parameter2 : bool = True, parameter3 : str = 1) :
  # Write your code here

In this code, name is a parameter and you have to fill it in, whereas the other two parameters are optional. If they are not filled in, they are set to their default values.

btw, @app_commands.describe(name = "Minecraft username") describes each parameter, for example it could be :

@app_commands.describe(name = "Minecraft username", parameter1 = 'blablabla', parameter2 = '...')

[lapis cliff]

Thank you a lot! I got it with the command, but I'm still a bit confused where the

@bot.tree.command

comes from? I either used a commandTree or just usual like this as example:

tree = app_commands.CommandTree(client)
bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="/", intents=intents)

[blissful otter]

client?

You should use either discord.Client or commands.Bot, never both
(usually the later)

[eternal harness]

okay, i have this in my code :

server_obj = discord.Object(id=server)
intents = discord.Intents().all()
intents.message_content = True
intents.guilds = True
intents.members = True
bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="!", intents=intents)

but idk if this is really useful lol, especially command_prefix and all the thingd with 'intents' like intents.guild etc

[lapis cliff]

Client is defined as discord.Client and as I said I either use one of those.

[blissful otter]

yeah don't use discord.Client if you are using commands.Bot

commands.Bot is a subclass of discord.Client, it does everything client does and a bit more

[lapis cliff]

good to know that ty!

[lapis cliff]

alright thx for the help

[eternal harness]

no pb :)

[summer jewel]

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