!command
The !command command is used to manage chat commands. It has six subcommands
add: This subcommand is used to add a new command to the chat.remove: This subcommand is used to remove an existing command from the chat.edit: This subcommand is used to edit an existing command in the chat.alias: This subcommand is used to create an alias for an existing command in the chat.show: This subcommand is used to display the details of an existing command in the chat.options: This subcommand is used to add advanced options to an existing command in the chat.
Alises
- !cmd
!command add
Overview
The !command add subcommand is used to add a new command to the chat. This command will error if the command already exists.
aliases
- +
Arguments
command(required): The name of the command to add.response(required): The response of the command to add.
Usage
!command add <command> <response>
Example Input
!command add test This is a test command.
Example Output
@Styler, successfully added command test123123.
!command remove
Overview
The !command remove subcommand is used to remove an existing command from the chat. This command will error if the command does not exist.
aliases
- -
- remove
- delete
- del
- rem
Arguments
command(required): The name of the command to remove.
Usage
!command remove <command>
Example Input
!command remove test
Example Output
@Styler, successfully removed command test123123.
Example Error
@Styler, no command with trigger test. found :/
!command edit
Overview
The !command edit subcommand is used to edit an existing command in the chat. This command will error if the command does not exist.
aliases
- edit
- update
Arguments
command(required): The name of the command to edit.response(required): The new response of the command.
Usage
!command edit <command> <response>
Example Input
!command edit test This is a new response.
Example Output
@Styler, successfully updated command test.
Example Error
@Styler, no command with trigger test_xd found :/
!command alias
Overview
The !command alias subcommand is used to see the aliases of a command in the chat. This command will error if the command does not exist.
aliases
- alias
- aliases
Arguments
command(required): The name of the command to see the aliases of.
Usage
!command alias <command>
Example Input
!command alias test
Example Output
@Styler, aliases for command test: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Example Error
@Styler, no command with trigger test found :/
!command show
Overview
The !command show subcommand is used to see the details of a command in the chat. This command will error if the command does not exist.
aliases
- show
- debug
Arguments
command(required): The name of the command to see the details of.
Usage
!command show <command>
Example Input
!command show test
Example Output
@Styler, command test: ${channel} This is a test command. ${settitle ${1:}}
Example Error
@Styler, no command with trigger test found :/
!command options
Overview
The !command options subcommand is used to add advanced options to an existing command in the chat. This command will error if the command does not exist.
aliases
- options
- option
- opt
- opts
- o
- 🔧
Arguments
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
cd | Cooldown time for the command |
usercd | Cooldown time for the user |
cost | Cost of the command |
level | User level required to use the command |
type | Type of the command |
trigger | Trigger for the command |
count | Count of the command usage |
enable | Enable the command |
disable | Disable the command |
Usage
!command options <command> <option> <value>
Multiple options can be specified by separating them with a space.
Example Input
!command options test -cd 10 -cost 100 -type whisper
Example Output
@Styler, successfully updated command test.
Example Error
@Styler, Valid flags: -cd (number) -usercd (number) -cost (number) -level (number) -type (say, whisper or reply) -count (number) -enable -disable