How to append command with parameters?

[mko543]

How to make command with parameters?

class GenerateSubKey extends BaseCommands
{
    protected static $aliases = [ '/generate', '/GetKey' ];
    protected static $description = 'Send "/generate" or "/GetKey" to get subscription key';

    public function handle()
    {
        if ($this->getClient()->client_id == config('settings.admin_id')) {
            // Generate a subscription key
            $generated_key = Str::uuid()->toString();
            $days=30;
            $expire = Carbon::now()->addDays($days);

            // save it
            $subscription = $this->CreateKey($generated_key,$expire);

            if ($subscription) {
                // send it to the admin
                $this->sendMessage(["text" => $generated_key]);
            } else {
                $this->sendMessage(["text" => 'Something Wrong!.']);
            }
        }
    }
    protected function CreateKey($generated_key,$expire){
        $subscription = new Subscription();
            $subscription->key = $generated_key;
            $subscription->expire_at = $expire;
            $result = $subscription->save();
            return $result;
    }
}

I want to make $days parmater in command that i can type : /generate <number of days>

[punyflash]

You can create a method to extract arguments from your command:

protected function arguments()
{
    $command = array_filter(explode(' ', $this->update->message()->text));
    array_shift($command);
    return array_values($command);
}

This is the simplest way, but If you need more complex arguments, you may add a custom algorithm using regex or other.

Then just use this method (for example, if command was /generate 5):

[$days] = $this->arguments();
// $days == 5

[mko543]

If there is no method to do it by the SDK, Then i think this a prefect answer 👌

Thank you for help

[mko543]

You can create a method to extract arguments from your command:

protected function arguments()
{
    $command = array_filter(explode(' ', $this->update->message()->text));
    array_shift($command);
    return array_values($command);
}

This is the simplest way, but If you need more complex arguments, you may add a custom algorithm using regex or other.

Then just use this method (for example, if command was /generate 5):

[$days] = $this->arguments();
// $days == 5

BTW for anyone will use this if get any error just reset the bot.