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feat: add example cog with hybrid and slash command implementations
make sure to move the example.py file somewhere else
Summary by Sourcery
New Features:
- Add an example command that can be invoked as both a slash command and a hybrid command.
Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery
This pull request introduces an example cog demonstrating hybrid and slash command implementations. It showcases the usage of commands.hybrid_command for commands accessible via both slash and prefix, and app_commands.command for slash-only commands. The cog also utilizes the EmbedCreator class for creating embeds.
Sequence diagram for hybrid command interaction
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Discord
participant Tux
participant Example
participant EmbedCreator
Note over User: Can use either slash or prefix command
alt Slash Command
User->>Discord: /example
else Prefix Command
User->>Discord: !example
end
Discord->>Tux: Process command
Tux->>Example: example_hybrid_or_prefix()
Example->>EmbedCreator: create_embed()
EmbedCreator-->>Example: Return embed
Example-->>User: Send embed message
Sequence diagram for slash-only command interaction
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Discord
participant Tux
participant Example
participant EmbedCreator
User->>Discord: /example-app-command
Discord->>Tux: Process interaction
Tux->>Example: example_app_command()
Example->>EmbedCreator: create_embed()
EmbedCreator-->>Example: Return embed
Example-->>User: Send embed message
Class diagram for Example cog implementation
classDiagram
class Example {
+bot: Tux
+example_hybrid_or_prefix(ctx: Context[Tux])
+example_app_command(interaction: Interaction)
}
class commands.Cog {
<<interface>>
}
class EmbedCreator {
+create_embed()
}
Example --|> commands.Cog
Example ..> EmbedCreator: uses
note for Example "Implements both hybrid and slash commands"
File-Level Changes
| Change | Details | Files |
|---|---|---|
| Added an example cog with a hybrid command. |
|
tux/cogs/utility/example.py |
| Implemented an example slash command. |
|
tux/cogs/utility/example.py |
| Added a setup function to load the cog. |
|
tux/cogs/utility/example.py |
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@kzndotsh needs to be figured out, you said would be added to the pre-0.1 documentation
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closed upon request by @kzndotsh