README.md

JDA-Commands

An experimental project to create JDA commands using annotations

Readme!

This project is completely experimental, it's an attempt to merge "commands common" to slash commands. To make this more interesting, decide to make annotations interact fully with the commands.

I'll leave examples below if you want to understand how it works. If you support this idea and want some features and other changes, don't hesitate to make issues and pull requests!

Examples

Commands are made in slash command format,
after being slashed, they are converted to "common commands".

Start JDA Application

public static void main(String[] args) {
     JDABuilder builder = JDABuilder.createDefault("BOT_TOKEN");
     
     JDACommands commands = new JDACommands(guild -> "+");
     builder.addEventListeners(commands);
     commands.register(HelloCommand.class);
     JDA jda = builder.build();

     commands.publishCommands(jda.updateCommands());
}

You can use a database to set the prefix for each guild:

PrefixConfiguration prefix = (guild) -> {
    GuildRepository repository = Util.getRepository();
    GuildDatabase guildDatabase = repository.getByGuildId(guild.getIdLong());
    return guildDatabase.getPrefix();
};

JDACommands commands = new JDACommands(prefix);

Hello World

Here is an example of a simple command, a Hello World!

import ...

@CommandController(name = "hello", description = "Say hello to the world, say hello to someone")
public class HelloCommand {

    @CommandExecutor(options = {
            @CommandOption(type = OptionType.STRING,
                    name = "name",
                    description = "Enter someone's name!",
                    isRequired = true
            )})
    public void execute(CommandReply commandReply, @CommandParameter("name") String name){
        commandReply.replyFormat("Hello World! Have a nice day %s!", name).queue();
    }

Output

• Slash Command
  

• Common Command