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SlashCommands not showing up

I just finished my bot and wanted to invite it to another server to test it out.

However, when I typed / no commands showed up.

When I invited the bot I enabled application.commands so I can use the slashcommands but it still did not work. My bot also has a global slashcommand handler so it should normally work right?

I don't know if the handler code is needed but I'll still add it here in case you do need it:

const { Perms } = require('../Validation/Permissions');
const { Client } = require('discord.js');

/**
 * @param {Client} client
 */

module.exports = async (client, PG, Ascii) => {
    const Table = new Ascii("Command Loaded");

    CommandsArray = [];

    (await PG(`${process.cwd()}/Commands/*/*.js`)).map(async (file) => {
        const command = require(file);

        if(!command.name)
        return Table.addRow(file.split("/")[7], "⛔ FAILED", "Missing a name.")

        if(command.type !== "USER" && !command.description)
        return Table.addRow(command.name, "⛔ FAILED", "Missing a description.")

        if(command.permission){
            if(Perms.includes(command.permission))
            command.defaultPermission = false;
            else
            return Table.addRow(command.name, "⛔ FAILED", "Permission is invalid.")
        }

        client.commands.set(command.name, command);
        CommandsArray.push(command);

        await Table.addRow(command.name, "✅ SUCCESSFUL");
    });

    

    console.log(Table.toString());

    // PERMISSIONS CHECK //

    client.on("ready", async () =>{
        client.guilds.cache.forEach((g) => {
            g.commands.set(CommandsArray).then(async (command) =>{
                const Roles = (commandName) => {
                    const cmdPerms = CommandsArray.find((c) => c.name === commandName).permission;
                if(!cmdPerms) return null;
    
                return g.roles.cache.filter((r) => r.permissions.has(cmdPerms) && !r.managed).first(10);
                }
    
                const fullPermissions = command.reduce((accumulator, r) =>{ 
                    const roles = Roles(r.name);
                    if(!roles) return accumulator;
    
                    const permissions = roles.reduce((a, r) =>{
                        return [...a, {id: r.id, type: "ROLE", permission:true}]
                    }, []);
    
                    return [...accumulator, {id: r.id, permissions}]
                }, []);
    
                await g.commands.permissions.set({ fullPermissions });
    
            });
        })
        });
}
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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You have to register the command first, which is essentially creating the command within Discord. Follow the guide to get it set up. And to clarify, you only register the command once, if that isn't obvious.

You can use Postman to create/edit the commands if you are comfortable with it.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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