s3ns3iw00 / jcommands

A simple Javacord extension to create slash commands with built-in input validation, argument conversion, concatenation and autocompletion.

Hi there 👋

I am currently working as a Fullstack Developer at a financial company. My main task is to maintain the company's financial system that was written in Java/JavaFX (fontend) and Python (backend). Aside of maintaining this system, I also have to migrate some websites to a newer version of PHP. When I say Fullstack I am not only mean frontend and backend, but also server management. The company has linux servers therefore I gained some skills in linux environments.

I love to spend my spare time with coding, as my Github profile shows. I have uploaded some of my work, and most of them are discontinued, but I have one that I currently work on.

👨‍💻 My tech stack

I believe that language has to depend on the task rather than on comfort zone.

Java

My first language, I started programming in it because of Minecraft servers. I also have some experience in Spring Boot.

Flutter

I love that how it makes mobile development such an easy thing.

Python

Not my faviourite to be honest, but I have to deal with it in my everydays, therefore I have some experience in it as well.

Lua

I started learning it because of GTAV. I wanted to create a server with my friends, and for that it is essential to learn Lua. I know only the basics of it that is neccessary to develop a GTAV server in the FiveM framework.

C#

I used to work on school projects in WPF that is a C# framework. My thesis was a game that was also written in C# WPF.

jcommands's Issues

Autocompletes for arguments with the same name for different commands are overridden

I have a slashcommand with two subcommands: subscribe and unsubscribe. Both have an identically named argument.

The first one to load has this code:

        StringArgument<String> targetNameArgument = new StringArgument<>(
                "name", "The name of the target", String.class);
        SearchAutocomplete searchAutocomplete = new SearchAutocomplete(
                SearchAutocomplete.SearchType.CONTAINS, targetStringList
        ).ignoreCase().limit(10).sort(SearchAutocomplete.SortType.ASCENDING).minCharToSearch(2);
        targetNameArgument.addAutocomplete(searchAutocomplete);
        addArgument(targetNameArgument);

The second has this code:

        StringArgument<String> targetNameArgument = new StringArgument<>(
                "name", "The name of the target", String.class);
        Autocomplete autocomplete = new Autocomplete(subscriptions);
        targetNameArgument.addAutocomplete(autocomplete);
        addArgument(targetNameArgument);

When the bot runs, BOTH commands' name arg has the autocomplete from the second command. If I comment out the autocomplete for the second command, the first command's autocomplete works correctly. If I rename the argument to be unique, both work correctly. Is it somehow storing them by name globally and overwriting the original one even though it is on a different command?