Module: Command Aliases

Create customised commands, or shortened versions of an existing command.

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Overview

Command aliases allow you to create custom commands that invoke existing commands or completely make your own. You may find this useful for giving multiple roles through one command and such.

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Creating a new alias

You may create an alias using the alias add command 
,alias add (shortcut) (command)

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Pre-defined arguments

Aliases support predefined arguments. If you want to pass user input as an argument, use {} placeholders. The first argument is {0}, the second is {1}, and so on. It starts at {0}, not {1} 
,ban @kk.apo trolling
  • {0} would @kk.apo in this scenario
  • {1} would be trolling in this scenario
To add an alias that uses pre-defined arguments, it would look something like this: 
,alias add troll hardban {1} Being a troll
,hardban @kk.apo
With this, it would run the hardban command and give Being a troll as the reason everytime.

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Creating a command that grants staff roles

If you’re interested in creating a command that grants image permissions to a user, you can use the following alias which invokes the role command with the predefined image role. 
,alias add staff role {0} 1268574341478481950, 1266616562127868019
,staff @kk.apo

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Removing an alias

You can remove an alias using the alias remove command. 
,alias remove (alias)