creating slash commands mods

You can type “/a” <started by hitting the tab button> and it will scroll through all the “a” commands.

/tell <player> <message> (alias ‘/t’) - Send a player a private message. You can scroll through all the people that whispered you recently by typing on the tab key.
/w <player> <message> - Send a player a private message. You can scroll through all the people that whispered you recently by typing on the tab key.
/chathelp (alias ‘/chat’) - List of chat commands.
/em <message> (alias ‘/me’) - Creates an emote.
/exit - Quit the game.
/follow (alias ‘/f’) - Target a player and type this. You will follow that player.
/ghelp - For a list of guild commands.
/ignore <player> - Ignore player. The Ignore command will also ignore emotes.
/unignore <player> - Turn off ignore player.
/invite <player> (alias ‘/inv’) - Invite a player to your party.
/logout (alias ‘/camp’) - Log out of the game.
/party <message> (alias ‘/p’) - Sends a message to party chat.
/played - Reports the amount of time you’ve played the game with that character.
/pvp - Enable your character to be attacked by other players in Player vs. Player combat.
/random <X> [Y] (alias ‘/roll’) - Generates a random number between X and Y, if Y isn’t specified, then it will generate a number between 1 and X. This is very useful to determine who’s going to have the right to loot a chest or harvest a resource. Using /random will send the text to your party or raid wherever they are instead of the local area around the player that used /random.
/r - Reply to the last tell/private message. You can scroll through all the people that whispered you recently by typing on the tab key.
/say <message> (alias ‘/s’) - Send a message to people near you.
/sit - When standing, your character will sit.
/stand - When sitting, your character will stand.
/who - Lists the players online.
/yell <message> (alias ‘/y’) - Yells a message to the area around. Many players consider this to be “spam” so use it sparingly.

/cast allows you to cast spells by name. Type /cast (spell subtext) - Example: “/cast Fireball (Rank 1)“. To add spell casting to a macro you can type it manually or shift-click a spell in your spell book to add the proper /cast line to the macro.