Creating a Guild Application Command

• Execute the discord_core_api::application_commands::createGuildApplicationCommandAsync() function, while passing in a data structure of type discord_core_api::create_guild_application_command_data (important #1: notes on which kind of types to set can be found here.), with a return value of type auto or discord_core_api::application_command_data.
• call the function with discord_core_api::co_routine::get() added to the end in order to wait for the results now.

/// Test.hpp -header for the "test" command.
/// https://github.com/RealTimeChris/DiscordCoreAPI
 
#pragma once
 
#include "index.hpp"
 
namespace discord_core_api {
    class test : public base_function {
      public:
        test() {
            commandName = "test";
            helpDescription = "testing purposes!";
            embed_data msgEmbed;
            msgEmbed.setDescription("------\nSimply enter !test or /test!\n------");
            msgEmbed.setTitle("__**test usage:**__");
            msgEmbed.setTimeStamp(getTimeAndDate());
            msgEmbed.setColor("fe_fe_fe");
            helpEmbed = msgEmbed;
        }
 
        unique_ptr<base_function> create() {
            return makeUnique<test>();
        }
 
        virtual void execute(base_function_arguments& args) {
            input_events::deleteInputEventResponseAsync(args.eventData).get();
 
            create_guild_application_command_data& dataPackage;
            dataPackage.description = "displays info about the current bot.";
            dataPackage.name = "botinfo";
            dataPackage.type = application_command_type::Chat_Input;
            dataPackage.guildId = args.eventData.getGuildId();
 
            auto returnValue = application_commands::createGuildApplicationCommandAsync(dataPackage).get();
 
            std::cout << returnValue.name << std::endl;
        }
    };
}