Create and sync Discord slash commands.

Features

• Multiple server support (Express, Fastify, etc.)
• Hook into an existing Discord bot client
• Sync loaded commands to Discord from slash-create
• Load commands from a folder
• Command throttling/cooldowns

Quickstart

If you want an easy start on getting slash commands on your bot, you can use slash-up to create a project using a template.

npx slash-up init

After creating a project, you can edit commands to your liking and start it up with yarn start.

You can also deploy a slash-create template to the following services:

| Cloudflare Workers | Vercel | Heroku | Railway | |:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:| | | | | |

Installation

npm i slash-create

Or, using yarn:

yarn add slash-create

Using webservers

In order to use a specific webserver, you will need to install the dependency associated with that server. The following server types require these dependencies:

• AWSLambdaServer: none technically, meant for use with AWS Lambda and Amazon API Gateway, see example
• AzureFunctionServer: none technically, meant for use with Azure Functions, see example
• BunServer: none, meant for use in the Bun runtime
• CloudflareWorkerServer: none, only available in the web export via slash-create/web
• ExpressServer: express
• FastifyServer: fastify
• GatewayServer: none, see example
• GCFServer: none technically, meant for use with @google-cloud/functions-framework, see example
• VercelServer: none, see example

Examples

• Creating a SlashCreator
  • Using Webservers
    • Using AWSLambdaServer
    • Using AzureFunctionServer
    • Using GCFServer
    • Using VercelServer
  • Using Discord Bots
• Creating commands

Useful Links

• Discord Documentation on Application Commands
• Website (source)
• Documentation
• Commands Template
• GitHub
• NPM

Resources & References

This project borrows resources and references from the following repositories:

• dbots.js
• eris
• discord.js
• Commando
• slash-worker
• slash-commands
• discord-interactions