Hello,

With a RespondEmbed I don’t see that DeleteAfter is available nor do I see a way to delete it in general. Is it still possible to delete it somehow?

Thank you

add new guild scope to slash commands

As we discussed, this project needs an implementation for guild scoped slash commands, especially for faster testing commands.

As the documentation says.

Global commands are cached for 1 hour. That means that new global commands will fan out slowly across all guilds, and will be guaranteed to be updated in an hour.
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and

Guild commands update instantly. We recommend you use guild commands for quick testing, and global commands when they're ready for public use.
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as it seems, they differ only by the URL

url = "https://discord.com/api/v8/applications/<my_application_id>/commands"
url = "https://discord.com/api/v8/applications/<my_application_id>/guilds/<guild_id>/commands"

and in the official discord-go library it's also just a small change

// ApplicationCommandCreate creates a global application command and returns it.
// appID       : The application ID.
// guildID     : Guild ID to create guild-specific application command. If empty - creates global application command.
// cmd         : New application command data.
func (s *Session) ApplicationCommandCreate(appID string, guildID string, cmd *ApplicationCommand) (ccmd *ApplicationCommand, err error) {

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so as I see, we need only replace the default value right here, to a guild-id to register commands in a smaller scope

ccmd, err = s.ApplicationCommandCreate(e.User.ID, "", toApplicationCommand(cmd))

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Things we need to observe

• backward compatibility to older ken versions, so we should keep the old names RegisterCommands and registerCommand and rename the new version to something like RegisterCommandsByGuildID and registerCommandByGuildID

Sending Ctx#FollowUp after Ctx#Defer sometimes lead to an interaction failed error.

This might be cause by waiting for server response.

It might also be a timing issue that the follow up arrives at the server earlier than the defer. This might be tested further.

• Add message component bindings to command interaction responses and follow up messages.
• Add event handlers for message component interactions.

I've been trying to edit embeds with the new "api" it doesn't seem to work.

Hi, I'm starting to use Ken on a new project. But when I register a listener to discordgo.InteractionCreate events I got panic: MessageComponentData called on interaction of type ApplicationCommand. There is any way to continue using ken and also listen to InteractionCreate?

Currently, message components are added after the message has been sent by editing the message. Unfortunately, this does not work with ephemeral messages, so it should be possible to send a follow-up message with message components already attached on sending the message.

This issue is related to zekroTJA/shinpuru#394.

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Hello,

Recently, discord rolled out a new feature allowing bots to be linked to a user and used in DM's upon other things. Discordgo currently has an open pull request to adapt this feature, but I assume it will be merged soon. It would be very nice to have ken also able to support these commands in direct messages.

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Add support for Modal Interactions.

Added to discordgo here.

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Add bindings for the autocomplete feature for application commands.

This is related to zekroTJA/shinpuru#439.

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Because only 200 commands can be created at one day, it would be better for development if commands registered could be temporarily saved and then updated instead of deleted and re-created.

This would require some kind of temporary command store to save to and read commands from.

There should be an endpoint on Ken like GetCommandInfo() which returns a list of all registered commands with their details.

It should also be possible to pass custom info parsers to ensure availability of additional fields added via custom command implementations.