Commands

Learn about some of the utility commands SajuukBot has, which don't fall under any other category.

SajuukBot has several utility commands that don't fit within any specific category. While most of them are expected to be used by moderators, they are "one off" commands which are not specifically used for moderation, though some may be.

This page largely documents all these commands in one single place. In time, these may be moved to more appropriate locations if they're found to fit more within an existing section.

Configuration

This section of configuration is a root key, which means it should not be indented and in line with the basic settings like levels, prefix and the like. Please see the full basic configuration for more details on how it should be formatted.

utilities:
  enabled: false
  commands:
    announce:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    avatar:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    charinfo:
      enabled: true
      level: 50
    get ids:
      enabled: false
      level: 50
    help:
      enabled: true
      level: 50
    info:
      enabled: false
      level: 50
    jumbo:
      enabled: false
      level: 50
    lock:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    logs:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    ping:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    quote:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    search:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    server:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    slowmode:
      enabled: false
      level: 50
    userinfo:
      enabled: false
      level: 50
    uptime:
      enabled: false
      level: 100
    voice:
      enabled: false
      level: 50

Commands

Only commands which take arguments that are not very obvious (based on the description of the command) will be mentioned in the syntax and examples section after the table.

Every command follows the exact same formatting:

  • A key called enabled determining if the command is enabled or not.

  • A key called level, determining the minimum level required to use the command

At the root of the utilities key is an enabled key, which globally controls the commands assigned to this module. If the root key is false, then no command will operate, regardless of whether an individual command is enabled.

All commands below are standalone and are not part of any command group.

Syntax and Examples

Below are the syntax requirements of the above commands, along with an example to show how it works.

!voice CHANNEL
!voice Some Voice Channel
!voice 757247619385917537

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