Call slash command using selfbot

[pl4nkter]

There is this bot I made and I'm trying to use the selfbot to run one of it's slash commands, however, I don't know how to access the slash commands of that bot. I have the commands ID as well so if there was a method like channel.call_application_command(id, **kwargs), that would be very useful.

Also I've already tried using:

async for command in channel.slash_commands():
    print(command.name)

and it returns None. There are tons of bots and slash commands in the server so I don't understand why it wouldn't give me any results.

I'm using Discord.py-self version v2.0.0.

[Sitois]

"""Slash command example using bot extension.""" 
 import asyncio 
  
 import discord 
 from discord.ext import commands 
  
 # Define the bot instance. 
 bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix="!", self_bot=True) 
  
 @bot.event 
 async def on_ready(): 
     # Log when the bot is ready. 
     print(f"Logged in as @{bot.user.name}({bot.user.id})!") 
  
 @bot.command() 
 async def bump(ctx: commands.Context): 
     # For this example, we are going to  bump a server three times. 
  
     # Get the SlashCommand object with the command name and the 
     # application_id, optional, but recommended to avoid commands confusions. 
     command = [_ for _ in await ctx.channel.application_commands() if _.name == 'bump' and _.application_id == 1111111111111111][0] 
  
     for i in range(3): 
         # Invoke the slash command. 
         await command.__call__(channel=ctx.channel) 
         # Log the bump 
         print(f"Bumped {ctx.guild.name}({ctx.guild.id}) for the {i + 1} time into {ctx.channel.name}({ctx.channel.id}).") 
         # Wait before bumping again 
         await asyncio.sleep(7200) 
  
     print("Done !") 
  
 bot.run("YOUR_TOKEN")

[pl4nkter]

I'm not using intents if you read the code you can see it's just a json file for responses (e.g. if someone types "hello", it responds "hey" back.) Also I am using discord.py-self v2.0.0.

[Sitois]

my example only work with v2.1.0 sry

[pl4nkter]

Where can I get v2.1.0?

[EncoreUnNerd]

Hi i have the same issue with the AttributeError: 'TextChannel' object has no attribute 'application_commands' like yes, where do you find the V2.1.0 if this is the solution but the only version i can find is the 2.0.0

[EncoreUnNerd]

the answer is to do pip install git+https://github.com/dolfies/discord.py-self.git

[Dragorn421]

Getting the list of slash commands is broken in the version of the package currently available on pip.
Install a development version of the package from github instead. Preferably pin down a specific commit.

For example I'm using pip install git+https://github.com/dolfies/discord.py-self.git@b813c625dcaee7cd013ad28f7ae348339f4e02a4
For example this code builds a dictionary of slash commands from a given application:

        commands = await channel.application_commands()
        commands_by_name = {
            cmd.name: cmd
            for cmd in commands
            if (
                cmd.application_id == TARGET_BOT_ID
                and isinstance(cmd, discord.SlashCommand)
            )
        }

Then calling a command like /dooperation operation:add number1:23 number2:7 :

commands_by_name["dooperation"](channel, operation="add", number1=23, number2=7)

(or, same thing (https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.__call__):

commands_by_name["dooperation"].__call__(channel, operation="add", number1=23, number2=7)

)

[jbaumgarten]

Hi,
Aren't there any way to search a slash commands by name anymore? The old slash_commands allowed it
I don't need/want to fetch the full list of application commands available

[MCausc78]

Yes, Discord killed commands v2 (and OP24 was part of v1).

[dolfies]

OP 24 was commands v1, v2 was the command search ep which is now gone. Commands v3 is the current implementation, and the only option is fetching all commands at once. You must cache the commands because rate limits are high.

[jbaumgarten]

Thx for the quick reply