Configuration

Server configuration commands

Name	Aliases	Description	Usage
config	None	Manages most of the configuration for the bot. Manages: - Mute role - Logging - Prefixes - Command Overrides - Feature Flags - Levels	.config
config automod	None		.config automod
config automod jointhreshold	None		.config automod jointhreshold [joins=3] [seconds=6]
config automod toggle	None		.config automod toggle <feature>
config autorole	None	Manages the server's autorole	.config autorole
config autorole remove	None	Removes the auto role that's configured	.config autorole remove
config autorole set	add	Sets an auto role for the server	.config autorole set <role>
config logging	None	Sets up logging for the server. This handles changing the log format for the server, removing logging from a channel, and setting up logging for a channel.	.config logging [channel=CurrentChannel]
config muterole	None	Handles mute role configuration. This command allows you to set the mute role for the server or view the configured mute role.	.config muterole [role]
config muterole reset	delete remove	Deletes the configured mute role.	.config muterole reset [rest] [--temp]
config muterole temp	None		.config muterole temp [role]
config muterole unbind	None	Unbinds the mute role from all users	.config muterole unbind
config muterole update	None	Updates the permission overwrites of the mute role. This sets the permissions to Send Messages and Add Reactions as False on every text channel that the bot can set permissions for.	.config muterole update [rest] [--temp]
config permissions	None	Manages user permissions for the bot	.config permissions
config permissions add	None	Adds a user to a level	.config permissions add <level> <_id>
config permissions blockcommand	None	Blocks a command to everyone.	.config permissions blockcommand <command>
config permissions commandoverrides	None	Manages configuration for command overrides. This allows you to allow certain people or roles to use a command without needing a role recognized as a level.	.config permissions commandoverrides
config permissions commandoverrides add	None	Allows users/roles to run a command	.config permissions commandoverrides add <command> <ids...>
config permissions commandoverrides changelevel	None	Overrides a command's level	.config permissions commandoverrides changelevel <command> <level>
config permissions commandoverrides removeall	None	Removes all overrides from a command	.config permissions commandoverrides removeall <command>
config permissions commandoverrides reset	None	Removes all command overrides for this server	.config permissions commandoverrides reset
config permissions debug	None	Debugs a member's permissions to use a command.	.config permissions debug <command> [member=Author]
config permissions fallback	None	Toggles the fallback permissions feature	.config permissions fallback <boolean>
config permissions remove	None	Removes a user from a level	.config permissions remove <level> <_id>
config permissions reset	None	Resets all permission configuration.	.config permissions reset
config permissions show	None	Shows raw permissions	.config permissions show
config permissions unblockcommand	None	Unblocks a command	.config permissions unblockcommand <command>
config prefix	prefixes	Manages the server's custom prefixes. If called without a subcommand, this will list the currently set prefixes for this server.	.config prefix
config prefix add	None	Adds a custom prefix. To have a prefix with a word (or words), you should quote it and end it with a space, e.g. "lightning " to set the prefix to "lightning ". This is because Discord removes spaces when sending messages so the spaces are not preserved.	.config prefix add <prefix>
config prefix remove	None	Removes a custom prefix. To remove word/multi-word prefixes, you need to quote it. Example: .prefix remove "lightning " removes the "lightning " prefix.	.config prefix remove <prefix>
config toggle	None	Toggles a feature flag	.config toggle <feature>
settings	None		.settings

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Last update: June 22, 2021