A question about commands.SubCommand.body

[dire shadow]

I'm searching for this property of class SubCommand.

This is the link to the source code: https://github.com/DisnakeDev/disnake/blob/stable/disnake/ext/commands/slash_core.py#L337-L339

I don't know why but instead of returning an disnake.ApplicationCommand object, it returns disnake.Option which does not make any sense.

[acoustic zephyr]

disnake/ext/commands/slash_core.py lines 337 to 339

@property
def body(self) -> Option:
    return self.option

[ionic cloak]

it does make sense. as far as the discord api is concerned, a slash subcommand is an option on its parent

[dire shadow]

Here is the description of the property body of class commands.InvokableApplicationCommand (its parent)

[dire shadow]

wait really

[ionic cloak]

yep

See https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/application-commands#subcommands-and-subcommand-groups if interested

[dire shadow]

oh i see

[woven lark]

This was fun working out for one of my projects. It's not difficult, though.
Just have to iterate and find the disnake.Option.type that is disnake.OptionType.sub_command

[dire shadow]

it's a bit confusing tho since there is no description about it on disnake API reference 😅

[ionic cloak]

yeah, a decent amount of stuff on slash command objects (regrettably) isn't documented as it's mostly meant for internal use

honestly kinda surprised it is documented on InvokableSlashCommand

[woven lark]

Honestly, my favorite feature of the docs is that most everything has a direct link to the source. It comes in handy so damn often.

[dire shadow]

it makes sense because ppl might need the SlashCommand object from it

i use it in my project but there appears a bug when I use that on SubCommand

[dire shadow]

anyways thank you a lot