Si I have this really simple command :
let row = new Discord.MessageActionRow().addComponents(...) // The .. is too long so i'll just remove it for this question
int.reply({ content : 'pong', components : [row]})
It works perfectly. It sends the message with the components and works just fine. The problem is now I want to listen to the buttons. On a message, I can do
message.reply({ content : 'ok', components : [row]})
.then(msg =>{
let collector = msg.createMessageComponentCollector({ componentType : 'BUTTON', time : 10e5 })
// Collector thingys
})
.catch(console.error)
That also works perfectly, I can listen to the messages and do something :D Now the problem is that when replying to the message, the promise returns undefined
int.reply('Replied to your message')
How to get the reply and be able to listen to it's buttons ? :/
EDIT : I actually found it. I just had to add { fetchReply : true } when sending an interaction response For example:
const reply = await interaction.reply({ content : 'Test !', components : [row], fetchReply : true})
// Do something with "reply"..
So I would build it like this:
const row = new MessageActionRow()
.addComponents(
new MessageButton()
.setCustomId('ButtonIdChangeThis')
.setLabel('WhatButtonSaysChangeThis')
.setStyle('SUCCESS')
// can use ‘SUCCESS’ for green, ‘DANGER’ for red, ‘PRIMARY’ for blurple, ‘SECONDARY’ for grey
)
Then you would collect it under your .on(“interactionCreate”) event using this code:
client.on(“interactionCreate”, async interaction => {
if (interaction.isButton()) {
const buttonID = interaction.customId
if (buttonID === 'ButtonIdChangeThis') {
//put what button does here
}
})
Then if anyone clicks it (even between reboots) the button click is listened to and responded to.