🛠️ Creating a Command

Commands are a core feature of Discord Bots. They allow users to interact with the bot and perform various actions. In MoBot, creating a command is straightforward and flexible, allowing you to define custom behavior for your bot.

🚀 Commands in the MoBot API

To make commands easy to use, MoBot provides a extensive API for creating and managing commands. Apart from the SlashCommandHandler interface, the SlashCommand System is build entirely from annotations.

NOTE

You will have to implement the SlashCommandHandler interface if you want to use @SlashCommand and other annotations.

📜 @SlashCommand Annotation

The @SlashCommand annotation is used to define a slash command. Apart from the name and description, you can also specify aliases and required permissions. This annotation is placed on a method that will handle the command when it is invoked. The method should accept a SlashCommandInteractionEvent parameter, which contains information about the command invocation and allows you to respond to the user.

Option	Description
name	The name of the command. This is what users will type to invoke the command.
description	A short description of what the command does.
aliases	An array of alternative names for the command.
permissions	The permission required to use the command.

Here’s an example of a simple PingCommand using the @SlashCommand annotation:

public class PingCommand implements SlashCommandHandler {
    @SlashCommand(
        name = "ping",
        description = "Ping the bot to check if it's alive"
    )
    public void onPingCommand(SlashCommandInteractionEvent event) {
        event.reply("Pong!").queue();
    }
}

🛠️ Registering the Command

To register the command, you need to create an instance of your command class and register it using the #registerSlashCommandHandler method in your module's main class.

Here's an example of how to register the PingCommand in your module:

public class MyModule extends MbModule {
    @Override
    public void onEnable() {
        registerSlashCommandHandler(new PingCommand());
    }
}