KEY: How to read the help pages (the notation it uses):
!
— is the standard command prefix.
[...]
— specifies an option/argument to the command (required).
<...>
— specifies an optional option/argument to the command (not-required).
{a,b}
— represents a choice between a either writing a
or b
in its place.
_
— represents the absence of a value at that particular place.
〈not impl.〉 — the command has not yet been implemented… please send a pull request :pleading_face:.
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!help
— Shows help messages.!help all
— shows page of help for all commands.!help <help>
— shows help on how to use the help command.!help key
— shows how to read the help messages.!help source
— shows information about the source code for this bot.!help [!command]
— shows help on a certain command.!commands
— Lists out all commands, but with no description. For descriptions, use!help
.!!
— Expands into the previously issued command:!!@ [@user-name]
— Expands into the previously issued command by that user.!!^
— Expands into the previous message sent (this counts commands as being messages too, since they are).!!^@
— Expands into the previously sent message by that user.!!{^,@,^@,_}<ordinal-number>
— Works like all the!!
-commands, but with an index number to get the nth-to-last message.- Example:
!mock !!^@3 @Danny
— Repeats what@Danny
‘s 3rd-from-last message was back to him, but in a mocking way. - Example:
!! hello
— Executes the command that had just been executed, but with an extra argument (namely:hello
). !export
— Exports current configuration, and saves it.!prefix [new]
— Changes the prefix for sending this bot commands (default is!
). Can only be one (1) character/symbol/grapheme/rune long.!ping
— Test the response-time/latency of the bot, by observing the time elapsed between the sending of this command, and the subsequent (one-word) response from the bot.!invite
— Get an invite link (needs admin (8
) permissions).!id <who>
— Print ID of user, or self if no-one is specified.!get [accessor]
— Get a runtime configuration variable, using JavaScript object dot-notation.!set [accessor] [json-value]
— Set a value in the runtime JavaScript configuration object.!system
— Get messages about current bot-status.!system status
— Get brief information about current bot-status.!system channel
— Get the currently set channel for receiving technical messages.!system channel [#channel-name]
— Set the new system-info messages channel.!uptime
— Display how long the bot has been running for.!clear #[number-of-messages] <@user-name>
〈not impl.〉 — Clear a number of messages, from latest sent in the current channel. Will delete any recent messages, unless a specific username is provided, in which case it will only clear messages sent from that user.!alias
— Manage aliases to commands:- Have a look at the aliases list, for alternatives to long commands!
!alias ![the-alias] ![the-command]
— to add a new alias.!alias <ls>
— lists all aliases numerically.!alias rm ![the-alias]
— removes the alias by name.!alias rm #[alias-index]
— removes the alias by a numerical index.!ignore
〈not impl.〉 — What the bot should ignore:!ignore channel [#channel-name]
— ignores everything in said channel.!ignore user [@user-name]
— ignores everything that user says/does.!ignore user speech [@user-name]
— ignores any non-commands given by that user.!ignore user commands [@user-name]
— ignores all commands that user tries to use.!ignore user commands elevated [@user-name]
— ignores all elevated/high-permissions commands that user tries to use.!ignore group ...
— works exactly like ignore-user, but for groups instead.!ignore not ...
— works exactly like all other ignore-commands, but does the opposite (toggles that rule ignore-rule on-off).!ignore whitelist [type] [@name]
— Will exempt certain users or groups from any of the ignore-rules, ever. ([type]
is eitheruser
orgroup
)!ignore <ls>
— lists all ignore rules by type.!ignore rm [type] [@name]
— clears all ignore rules for a certain type (types are:user
,channel
orgroup
).!respond
— How the bot should respond to certain messages:!respond [match] [reply]
— matches an expression said (using regular-expressions, i.e./regex/flags
), and replies with a message.!respond <ls>
— list all response rules numerically.!respond rm #[rule-index]
— removes the response-rule by index.!reject
— Deletes messages meeting certain patterns:!reject [match] <reply>
— rejects certain messages, matching a regular-expression (specifying a reply is optional).!reject <ls>
— numerically lists all rejection rules.!reject rm #[rule-index]
— removes the rejection-rule specified by a numerical index.!trigger
— Triggers a command on messages meeting certain patterns:!trigger [match] [!command]
— runs a command when a message matching a regular-expression is seen.!trigger <ls>
— numerically lists all trigger rules.!trigger rm #[rule-index]
— removes the trigger-rule specified by a numerical index.!replace
〈not impl.〉 — Bots currently do not have the ability to edit other users messages. We can only wait.!listen
— Specify rules only to listen yo specific users:!listen [rule-type] #[rule-index] [...@username(s)]
— Will cause rule at index#rule-index
of certainrule-type
(eitherrespond
,reject
,replace
ortrigger
) to only work on specified username(s).!cron
— Run commands repeatedly based on some timer (look-up cron syntax for more info):!cron [minute] [hour] [day-of-month] [month] [day-of-week] ![command] <...>
— runs a command (with or without arguments) repeatedly as specified by the schedule signature.!cron <ls>
— lists all active cron-jobs numerically.!cron <clear>
— clears all executed cron-jobs.!cron rm #[job-index]
— removes a cron-job by index.!git
— Information on commits and more of the bot’s Git repository:!git history <#number>
— Gives latest commits to the repo, number defaults to 8.!git <latest>
— Gets latest commit.!git contributors
— List of contributors.!git breakdown
— Breakdown of additions and deletions by contributors.!git stars
— Get star count.!git watches
— Get watch count.!git forks
— Get fork count.!vc
— Voice Chat commands:!vc [url]
— Downloads and media at URL and adds it to the media queue.!vc join
— Joins the voice channel you are in.!vc leave
— Leaves the voice channel.!vc ls
— Lists the media in the queue.!vc d [index]
— Deletes media from queue at index.!vc i [index] [url]
— Inserts media from URL at index.!vc play
— Start playing media from the queue.!vc pause
— Pause playback.!vc skip
— Skip the current media, and proceed to next.!vc requeue
— Clears the queue.!tts
— Text To Speech (bot needs to have joined voice channel):!tts [sentence ...]
— Say sentence.!choose [comma-separated-values]
— Choose randomly from a list of items, separated by commas.!define [word]
— Looks a word up in the Oxford English Dictionary.!urban [slang]
— Looks up a piece of slang in the Urban Dictionary.!search [web-search-terms]
— Performs a web-search and returns the most appropriate URL found.!image [image-search-terms]
— Searches for images specified by the terms given, and sends a link to the most relevant one.!gif [gif-search-terms]
〈not impl.〉 — Searches for and returns a GIF matching your search.!cat
〈not impl.〉 — Pussycat pictures…!news [news-search-term]
〈not impl.〉 — Sends you the most relevant news on the specified topic area.!youtube [youtube-search-terms]
— Searches for and returns a relevant YouTube video.!wikipedia
— Search through Wikipedia, returning the most relevant wiki-link.!translate <from-to> [phrase]
— Translate a phrase from one language to another (if none specified, it will translate fromen
(english) to the auto-detected language).!wolfram
〈not impl.〉 — Query Wolfram|Alpha.!weather
— Check the weather:!weather set [location]
— sets your weather location.!weather <location>
— gives you the weather in a certain location, if location is left blank, it will either give you the weather in the default location, or in the area youset
previously.!say [phrase]
— Repeats what you told it to say.!milkies
— In case you’re feeling thirsty…!cowsay <options> [phrase]
— Make a cow say something, using Unix-like command-line arguments.!cowthink <options> [phrase]
— Make a cow think something, using Unix-like command-line arguments.!figlet <options> [phrase]
— Print text in ASCII format, using Unix-like command-line arguments.!roll <upper-bound>
— Roll a dice, default upper bound is 6.!8ball
— Ask a question, receive a response.!coin
— Flip a coin.!flip
— GET ANGRY! FLIP SOMETHING OVER!!summon [@user-name]
— Summon someone to the server by making the bot poke them in their DMs about it.!mock [phrase]
— Say something, bUt iN a MocKiNg WaY…!boomer [phrase]
— Say something, but in the way your demented boomer uncle would write it on Facebook.!ship [@user-name] [@user-name]
— Shows the love grade between two people.!kiss [@user-name]
— Blow a kiss to someone you like!!suck [@user-name]
— Suck on someones fingers uwu…!hug [@user-name]
— Give someone a warm hug!!lick [@user-name]
— Give someone a lickety lick!!slap [@user-name]
— Slap someone hard in the face!!rim [@user-name]
— Rim someones butthole!!purr [@user-name]
— Purr at someone!!emojify [phrase]
— Turn your text into discord-style emoji.!B [phrase]
— Replace some elements of your text with a certain U+1F171.!uwu [phrase]
— “uwuify” your text.!fortune
— Brings you fortune.!motivation
— Get a motivational quote (for when you’re feeling a lil down).!pat [@user-name]
— Give someone a pat on the head.!emojis
— Lists all the emojis on the server.!hangman <options>
〈not impl.〉 — Hangman game to play with your friends.!code [!command]
— Shows the source code of a certain command.!abbreviate [words]
— Abbreviates a series of words into an initialism/acronym.
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Source Code & Bugs:
!github
— Get GitHub link. (https://github.com/Demonstrandum/Simp-O-Matic)!fork
— Fork the repository and send me a pull-request for your patches. (https://github.com/Demonstrandum/Simp-O-Matic/fork)!issue
— Spot a bug, have an issue or want to request a new feature? There’s a page for that. (https://github.com/Demonstrandum/Simp-O-Matic/issues)
Licenced under GNU Affero GPLv3 (AGPL-3.0
)! Free as in Freedom!
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