commands

Documentation

Index

• Variables
• func AckContinue(*discordgo.Interaction) (discordgo.InteractionResponse, bool, error)
• func AckSourceContinue(*discordgo.Interaction) (discordgo.InteractionResponse, bool, error)
• func Ping(interaction *discordgo.Interaction) (discordgo.InteractionResponse, bool, error)
• func Timer(interaction *discordgo.Interaction) error
• type Command
• type ContinuationSig
• type HandlerSig

Variables

var Commands = map[string]Command{
	"ping": {
		Command: discordgo.ApplicationCommand{
			Name:        "ping",
			Description: "Pong!",
		},
		Handler: Ping,
	},
	"timer": {
		Command: discordgo.ApplicationCommand{
			Name:        "timer",
			Description: "Sets a timer. Tick tock, tick tock...",
			Options: []*discordgo.ApplicationCommandOption{
				{
					Type:        discordgo.ApplicationCommandOptionInteger,
					Name:        "Seconds",
					Description: "How many seconds to set the timer for",
					Required:    true,
				},
			},
		},
		Handler:      AckSourceContinue,
		Continuation: Timer,
	},
}

Functions

func AckContinue

func AckContinue(*discordgo.Interaction) (discordgo.InteractionResponse, bool, error)

Use these to immediately continue to the task lambda

func AckSourceContinue

func AckSourceContinue(*discordgo.Interaction) (discordgo.InteractionResponse, bool, error)

func Ping

func Ping(interaction *discordgo.Interaction) (discordgo.InteractionResponse, bool, error)

func Timer

func Timer(interaction *discordgo.Interaction) error

Note, this is certainly not a good way to implement a timer it's just a simple example for how continuation works

Types

type Command

type Command struct {
	Command      discordgo.ApplicationCommand
	Handler      HandlerSig
	Continuation ContinuationSig
}

type ContinuationSig

type ContinuationSig = func(*discordgo.Interaction) error

type HandlerSig

type HandlerSig = func(*discordgo.Interaction) (discordgo.InteractionResponse, bool, error)