Multiple options in the same slash command.

[jVuhp]

I'm having trouble creating more than one option in the same command. I can't understand how it would go. I would appreciate it if you could leave me the code as the options format should be. I have this and it works but with several it doesn't jump or work.

class LicenseCommand {
	public static string $commandName = 'license';
	
    public static function contentStart($discord) {
		$commandLicense = CommandBuilder::new()
			->setName(self::$commandName)
			->setDescription('View all licenses for a specific user.')
			->addOption(
				(new Option($discord))
					->setType(Option::SUB_COMMAND)
					->setName('self')
					->setDescription('See current licenses.')
			)
			->addOption(
				(new Option($discord))
					->setType(Option::SUB_COMMAND)
					->setName('all')
					->setDescription('See all current licenses.')
			)
			->addOption(
				(new Option($discord))
					->setType(Option::USER)
					->setName('client_id')
					->setDescription('View all licenses for a specific user.')
			);
		
		$discord->application->commands->save(
			$discord->application->commands->create($commandLicense->toArray())
		);
		
		echo "Command " . self::$commandName . " loaded...", PHP_EOL;
    }
	
    public static function contentCommand($discord) {
		$discord->listenCommand(self::$commandName, function (Interaction $interaction) use ($discord) {
			$clientId = $interaction->user->id;
			$options = $interaction->data->options;
			print_r($options);

			$builder = MessageBuilder::new()->setContent("```" . $clientId . "```");
			$interaction->respondWithMessage($builder, true);
		});
    }
}

[civilCornball]

4 days...

I probably don't have the answer you want, but I've been creating commands like this:

new Command($discord, [
                'name' => 'sample-command',
                'description' => 'A sample command description',
                'options' => [
                    [
                        'name' => 'example_option',
                        'description' => 'An example option.',
                        'type' => Option::STRING,
                        'required' => true,
                    ],
                ],
            ]);