Config

bonus-invites
Slash
/bonus-invites add <target> <invites> - Add invites to the target user
/bonus-invites remove <target> <invites> - Remove invites from the target user
Adding bonus invites
config
Slash
/config view setting <setting> - View the specified setting
/config set join-channel <channel> - Set the channel where join message are sent
/config set leave-channel <channel> - Set the channel where leave messages are sent
/config set join-msg <template> - Set the template for join messages
/config set leave-msg <template> - Set the template for leave messages
/config reset setting <setting> - Reset the specified setting
/config blacklist channel <channel> - Blacklist/Unblacklist a specific channel such that commands can/cannot be used in the specified channel
/config test message <type> - Send a test join/leave message
/config auto-refresh-leaderboard set <Channel> - Setup the auto-refresh invites lb in the specified channel
/config auto-refresh-leaderboard reset - Disable the current auto-refresh lb
/config verification simple <role> <channel> <json> - Setup a simple verification system using buttons
/config verification password <role> <password> <channel> <json> - Setup a verification system that requires a specific password
/config verification randomised <role> <length> <channel> <json> - Setup a verification verification that uses randomised passwords
Setting up the join channel
Resetting the join-channel setting
Blacklisting a specific channel
Sending a test join message
Setting up the simple verification system
Please use the Set as template command for setting up join / leave message templates. It is much easier to use and also supports multi-line input, embeds, and URL buttons!
Checkout Auto-refresh leaderboard to setup the auto-refresh invites leaderboard.
Checkout Verification System to setup the verification system.
reset
Slash
Normal
/reset <target> - Resets invites of the specified target user
/reset - Reset invites for everyone (when <target> is not specified)
The reset command
Aliases: resetinvites
Usage: reset <target> - if target is an userID / mention, only that specific user's invites will be reset, if it is left empty or "all" it will reset everyone's invites
Set as template
Context Menu
Normal
Look at variables for a list of available variables that you can use in your template.
You can use the /embed build command for designing the template, or download premade json templates from this repo and use the /embed send <channel> <json> command to send the template to the channel.
Right click the message that you just sent, click on Apps then Set as template
Choose the type of template that you are trying to set
Setting up join messages using the Set as template context menu command
Aliases: set-template, set-msg
Look at variables for a list of available variables that you can use in your template.
You can use the /embed build command for designing the template, or download premade json templates from this repo and use the /embed send <channel> <json> command to send the template to the channel.
Use the command while replying to the message that you just sent
Choose the type of template that you are trying to set
setprefix
Normal
Usage: setprefix <new-prefix> - Sets the bot's prefix to new-prefix
Setting the bot prefix to ;
variables
Slash
Normal
/variables - View a list of all available variables that you can use to customise join / leave message templates
Aliases: vars
View a list of all available variables that you can use to customise join / leave message templates
List of variables:
user_id - The ID of the user who joined (example: 581451736305106985)
user_tag - The tag of the user who joined (example: Siris#1337)
user_mention - The metion of the user who joined (example: <@581451736305106985>)
user_created_date - The relative date when the user's account was created
user_joined_date - The relative date when the user joined
inviter_id - The ID of the inviter
inviter_tag - The tag of the inviter
inviter_mention - The mention of the inviter
inviter_invites_total - The Total invite count of the inviter
inviter_invites_joins - The amount of joins the inviter has
inviter_invites_leaves - The amount of leaves the inviter has
inviter_invites_bonus - The amount of bonus invites the inviter has
invite_code - The invite code that was used by the user to join
invite_channel - The channel from which the invite code was created
invite_uses - The number of uses the invite code has
guild_name - The name of the server
guild_membercount - The total number of members present in the server
https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/user - The avatar link of the user who joined
https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/server - The avatar link of the server
https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/inviter - The avatar link of the inviter
Note: All the variables (excpet the last 3 avatar type variables) are supposed to be enclosed within ${} (example: ${inviter_tag})
Normal commands are supposed to be used with a prefix. The default prefix for normal commands is the bot's mention ( @Invite Management#6068 ) and +