I just discovered discord-modals, and I've tried using it when asking for information with the TextInputComponent.
After a while, I became curious about achieving this: 
The image above is the pop-up message (a modal) that appears when you try to delete a channel. It has a title, a description, and two clickable buttons: "Cancel" and "Delete Channel". This is what I'm trying to achieve using discord-modals.
I'm creating a lottery bot that has its own economy. There's an embedded message and a button in a certain channel:
And what I had in mind was after clicking the button, it will show a modal then say "Are you sure you want to pay 50 Euros?" with a clickable button "Confirm" (just like the Delete Channel format).
This might be too ambitious. And yes, I've read the documentation of discord-modals that it only accepts TextInputComponent, but I reckoned that I'll post a question here since it's an interesting discussion whether or not it's possible in the first place (or how can I work around it). Is this possible to code?
Well a better way is to send a message with 2 buttons with the same style as the buttons when deleting a channel:
const row = new Discord.MessageActionRow()
.setComponents(
new Dicord.MessageButton()
.setLabel('Cancel')
.setStyle('SECONDARY')
.setCustomId('cancel'),
.setLabel('Confirm')
.setStyle('DANGER')
.setCustomId('confirm'),
)
const confirmMsg = await interaction.followUp({
content : "Are you sure you want to do this?",
components : [row],
fetchReply : true
})
then listen to it's components with confirmMsg.createMessageComponentCollectorso that if the message is confirmed or cancelled, you do what you're supposed to do.
With discord-modals you can only ask for text input and not for button interactions like the image