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Buttons

Buttons in ShadowCore allow you to create interactive buttons that users can click to trigger specific actions. Buttons are a part of the broader interactive components system and are used for a variety of purposes, such as opening menus, executing commands, and more.

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📂 Button Structure

Buttons in ShadowCore are organized within the /buttons directory and categorized into subfolders. Example Folder Structure: 
/buttons/general/ping.ts 
/buttons/admin/ban.ts 
/buttons/ticket/close.ts

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⚙️ Properties

The Button component allows you to specify the following properties: 
| Property       | Type     | Description                                              |
|----------------|----------|----------------------------------------------------------|
| `customId`     | string   | The unique ID for the button (used to identify it).      |
| `run`          | function | The function executed when the button is clicked.        |

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🧩 Usage

To create a button, you must define the button’s customId. Here’s an example of creating a simple button: 
import { Button } from "shadow-core";

export default new Button({
    customId: "example-button",
    run: async (interaction) => {
        await interaction.reply("Button clicked!");
    }
});

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Handling Dynamic Buttons

You can also create dynamic buttons using special IDs, like so: 
import { Button, splitSpecialId } from "shadow-core";

export default new Button({
    customId: "ticket:close:{id}",
    run: async (interaction) => {
        const { id } = splitSpecialId(interaction.customId);
        await interaction.reply(`Ticket closed with ID: ${id}`);
    }
})
In this example, the splitSpecialId method splits the customId into components, allowing you to use dynamic values (e.g., ticket IDs).