Autocomplete

There are multiple ways of using $autoCompleteRespond. You can either use JSON or the simple aoi.js way.

Usage

The $autoCompleteRespond can be used in two ways:

Simple Way: Here’s how you can use it in a simple way:

$autoCompleteRespond[OptionName;OptionReply;...]

JSON Way: If you prefer JSON, you can use it like this:

$autoCompleteRespond[[{
    "name" : "Option Name One",
    "value" : "Option Reply 1"
  }, {
    "name" : "Option Name Two",
    "value" : "Option Reply 2"
  }]]

Creating a Slash Command with Autocomplete

Here’s how you can create a global application command named “example” with an option that uses autocomplete:

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client.command({
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    name: "createApplicationCommand",
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    code: `
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  $createApplicationCommand[global;example;Awesome example interaction command with auto-complete!;true;true;slash;[{
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    "name": "option",
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    "description": "First option!",
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    "required": false,
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    "type": 3,
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    "autocomplete": true
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}]]`
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});

Responding Based on Autocomplete Selection

If autoComplete equals true, it will respond with the given response:

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client.command({
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    name: "example",
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    prototype: "slash",
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    $if: "old",
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    code: `
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  $if[$isAutocomplete==true]
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  $autoCompleteRespond[First option;You selected the first option, therefore I'm responding with this!;Second option;You selected the first second, therefore I'm responding with this!]
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  $else
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  $interactionReply[$slashOption[option]]
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  $endif
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  `
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});

Creating a Slash Command with Multiple Options

Here’s how you can create a global application command named “example” with multiple options:

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client.command({
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    name: "createApplicationCommand",
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    code: `
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  $createApplicationCommand[global;example;Awesome example interaction command with auto-complete!;true;true;slash;[{
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    "name": "option",
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    "description": "First option with autocomplete.",
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    "required": false,
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    "type": 3,
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    "autocomplete": true
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  }, {
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    "name": "anotheroption",
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    "description": "Another option.",
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    "required": false,
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    "type": 3
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}]]`
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});

Responding with JSON Based on Autocomplete Selection

If autoComplete equals true, it will respond with the given JSON response:

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module.exports = [
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    {
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        name: "example",
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        prototype: "slash",
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        $if: "old",
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        code: `
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  $if[$isAutocomplete==true]
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  $autoCompleteRespond[[{
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    "name" : "First Option",
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    "value" : "You selected the first option, therefore I\'m responding with this!"
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  }, {
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    "name" : "Second Option",
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    "value" : "You selected the second option, therefore I\'m responding with this!"
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  }]]
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  $else
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  $interactionReply[You selected: $slashOption[option]!]
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  $endif
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  `
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    }
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];