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Info commands

Info

Parameters are enclosed with < >.
Optional parameters are enclosed in brackets [].

about

Shows basic information about the bot.

Examples

/about
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botinfo

Shows advanced information about the bot.

Examples

/botinfo
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commands

Other aliases: commandlist

Shows a simple list of all commands. This displays all the commands you can use, with no description or subcommand information.
Note that different commands might show up in server channels and in private messages.

For more details, use help.

Examples

/commands
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commandstats

Shows command statistics.

commandsats global

Shows command statistics of all servers.

channelinfo

Syntax: channelinfo [channel]

Shows information about a channel.

If no channel is specified, the information for the current channel is shown.

Examples

/channelinfo
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emojiinfo

Syntax: help [emoji]

Shows information about an emoji, or shows all emojis.

If the command is sued with no arguments, all the server emojis are shown.

If an emoji, its ID or name is provided, it will show more information about it.

Only emojis in the current servers can be checked.

Examples

/emojiinfo
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/emojiinfo :energyDamage:
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help

Syntax: help [command]

Shows help about a command or the bot.

  • If no command is specified, it will list all available commands
  • If a command is specified, it will show further info, and its subcommands if applicable.
  • If a category is specified, it will show only commands in that categor.

Various symbols are used to represent a command's signature and/or show further info.
<argument>
This means the argument is required.

[argument]
This means the argument is optional.

[A|B]
This means the it can be either A or B.

[argument...]
This means you can have multiple arguments.

🔸
This means the command has subcommands. Check the command's help to see them.

Examples

/help
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/help guild
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/help guild info
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serverinfo

Syntax: serverinfo [server]

Shows the server's information.

The bot owner can additionally check the information of a specific server where the bot is.

Examples

/serverinfo
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uptime

Shows how long the bot has been running.

Examples

/uptime
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userinfo

Syntax: userinfo [user]
Other aliases: memberinfo

Shows a user's information.

If no user is provided, it shows your own information.

About user statuses:

  • Server Owner: Owner of the server
  • Server Admin: User with Administrator permission
  • Server Moderator: User with Manage Server permissions.
  • Channel Moderator: User with Manage Channels permissions in at least one channel.
Examples

/userinfo
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