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Description:

interactionsmessagecommands 0.1.1

interactions-message-commands
Message commands extension for discord-py-interactions
README IS NOT FINISHED YET BUT IT IS A GOOD START
Installation
pip install -U interactions-message-commands

Usage
Here is the example code for how to use message commands:
import interactions
from interactions.ext.message_commands import MessageCommands, MessageContext

bot = interactions.Client(
token="token here"
)
cmd = MessageCommands(bot, "!")

@cmd.message()
async def ping(ctx):
await ctx.send("pong")

@cmd.message(name="hello")
async def hi(ctx: MessageContext, name: str):
await ctx.send(f"Hello, {name}!")

bot.start()

First, you need to initialize your client.
Next, you need to initialize MessageCommands().

Multiple string prefixes in a list, tuple, or set is also allowed!

Then, you need to register your message commands.

@cmd.message(): register a message command

Only keyword argument at the time is name to override function name
name is optional, if not specified, the function name will be used
In the function, ctx is required.
You can have as many arguments and keyword arguments as you want! *args is supported, but not **kwargs. However, *, is supported.

Finally, start the bot.
Use message commands in the Discord chat, and the bot will respond!
Example: !ping or !hello John
There is also when_mentioned() and when_mentioned_or() for the prefix:
from interactions.ext.message_commands import MessageCommands, when_mentioned_or

cmd = MessageCommands(bot, when_mentioned_or("!", "?"))