Added Slash Command Support

[NeilShah2026]

When you use the command_run on the on_slash_command event, it does not work, as slash commands to not register their name in that format, the new function, slash_command_start will fix that.

[NeilShah2026]

@anishanne

[SimsumMC]

Why do you create a new method instead of having a parameter in the command_run function?

My suggestion would be:

def command_run(self, ctx: Context, slash: bool=False) -> None:
    self.commands += 1
    if ctx.author.id not in self.active:
        self.active.append(ctx.author.id)
    command = ctx.command.name if not slash else ctx.name

And second, for which Library is this support? There is no official support from discord.py because it isn't maintained anymore and didn't get to this state in the alpha. It doesn't make sense to add support for an external library that only a few people use. This feature should be implemented when there is a good fork that is in a Release state, which is popular and is used by most Python Developers.

[NeilShah2026]

Sorry, forgot to close it, it used to work a few months ago with discord-py-slash-command.

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On Jan 1, 2022, at 4:40 PM, Niklas ***@***.***> wrote:  Why do you create a new method instead of having a parameter in the command_run function? My suggestion would be: def command_run(self, ctx: Context, slash: bool=False) -> None: self.commands += 1 if ctx.author.id not in self.active: self.active.append(ctx.author.id) command = ctx.command.name if not slash else ctx.name And second, for which Library is this support? There is no official support from discord.py, because it isn't maintained anymore and didn't get to this state in the alpha. It doesn't make sense to add support for a external library which only a few people use. This feature should be implemented when there is a good fork which is in a Release state, which is popular and is used by most Python Developers. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.

[anishanne]

@NeilShah2026 With the resurgence of discord.py, we're more than happy to review this once it's fixed to work with the official Discord.py library.