Configuration Commands
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Having a well configured ModMail is essential for a proper personalized usage. Here you have the different commands to configure permissions, texts, images, etc.
Sets a particular permission for a level or command to the specified role or user. The available level names are: REGULAR, SUPPORT and ADMIN.
If you use a level name, the specified user or role will be able to use all commands requiring that permission and below. However, you can also specify a command name, in order to only provide permissions to that specific command.
Usage example:
+permission ADMIN add 1234567890 - Gives ADMIN (full) permissions to the ID (1234567890), being either a role or a user.
+permission reply remove 2323445662 - Removes permissions to use the reply command to the ID (2323445662), being either a role or a user. To do so, it should have been previously added.
If you want a permission to affect every member, you can use the server ID.
Permission: ADMIN
Changes most of the bot's parameters. Below you have a table with all the available options for the key field. For the value, just send the appropriate text corresponding the description.
| key | description |
|---|---|
Usage example:
+set status DM to get help! - Changes the bot status to DM to get help!.
Permission: ADMIN
Alias: s
Tip: You can use variables at the description of creation and closure embeds. $logID will be replaced with the ID of the log/thread and $member with the username of the user.
Allows you to set up aliases for your commands, customizing how you trigger them.
Usage example:
+alias add rep reply - Makes the "command" rep an alias of the command reply, providing it with the same functionality.
Permission: ADMIN
Alias: aliases
Allows you to create or edit a snippet or predefined message you can use to reply in threads as if they were separate commands.
If the snippet name begins with anon_ it will be sent as an anonymous reply when sent.
Usage example:
+snippet create welcome Welcome to our support server, what can we help you with? - Creates a snippet named welcome. Whenever you use the command +welcome the selected text will be automatically sent.
Permission: ADMIN
Aliases: qr, quickreply
Deletes the specified snippet.
Usage example:
+snippet delete welcome - Deletes the welcome snippet.
Permission: ADMIN
Aliases: qr, quickreply
Shows you all current available snippets.
Usage example:
+snippet list
Permission: ADMIN
Aliases: qr, quickreply
Adds a category to your server's category list. See more info at the move command.
Usage example:
+category add main 12343545674788366
Permission: ADMIN
Removes a category from your server's category list. See more info at the move command.
Usage example:
+category remove main
Permission: ADMIN
Shows your server's category list. See more info at the move command.
Usage example:
+category list
Permission: ADMIN
avatar
attach an image and it will change your bot's avatar.
username
changes your bot username, not the nickname.
prefix
changes your bot's prefix.
category
send the ID of the category where you want new threads to be opened.
logs
send the ID or mention the channel where you want your logs to be sent on thread closure. Use none to disable them.
status
changes your bot status.
status_type
changes your bot type to: playing, streaming, listening, watching, competing. If you select streaming, provide a Twitch user or YouTube video/stream URL.
notification
send the ID or mention the role you want to get pinged on thread creation. Use none if you do not want to ping any role.
account_age
the age an account needs to have in order to be able to open a thread. Use 0 to disable it. The format is, for example, 3w for three weeks, 1d for one day, 10m for ten minutes, etc.
guild_age
the time an account needs to have been inside the server in order to be able to open a thread. Use 0 to disable it. The format is, for example, 3w for three weeks, 1d for one day, 10m for ten minutes, etc.
guild_age_id
the server ID where someone needs to have the required guild_age. If not configured, uses the server where threads are opened.
exclude_internal_logs
set to true if you do not want to log internal messages.
embed_creation_title
the title of the embed sent to the user when the thread is opened.
embed_creation_thumbnail
the thumbnail of the embed sent to the user when the thread is opened.
embed_creation_description
the description of the embed sent to the user when the thread is opened.
embed_creation_color
the color (hex code) of the embed sent to the user when the thread is opened.
embed_contact_title
the title of the embed sent to the user when the thread is created by a staff member.
embed_contact_thumbnail
the thumbnail of the embed sent to the user when the thread is created by a staff member.
embed_contact_description
the description of the embed sent to the user when the thread is created by a staff member.
embed_contact_color
the color (hex code) of the embed sent to the user when the thread is created by a staff member.
embed_reply_color
the color (hex code) of the embed sent to the staff when a staff member replies to the user.
embed_userReply_color
the color (hex code) of the embed sent to the user when a staff member replies to the user.
embed_closure_title
the title of the embed sent to the user when the thread is closed.
embed_closure_thumbnail
the thumbnail of the embed sent to the user when the thread is closed.
embed_closure_description
the description of the embed sent to the user when the thread is closed.
embed_closure_color
the color (hex code) of the embed sent to the user when the thread is closed.
embed_staff_title
the title of the embed sent to the staff when the thread is opened.
embed_staff_color
the color (hex code) of the embed sent to the staff when the thread is opened.
