AutoMod

Bars has an amazing auto-moderation library, to automatically stop crooks from continuing into the rest of your server.

Basic Information

To view our library of auto-mod, run the $automod-config command. This will show our assortment of auto-moderation capabilities.

Configuring AutoMod

The automod-config command has a few options. The different parameters it takes in are optional, but if you have one, you must have all of them. If you do not include any parameters, it will show you all the AutoMod Modules.

Parameters:

$automod-config [module] [enable/disable] [action]

What do they do?

The different parameters obviously do different things:

  • module

    • The AutoMod Module affected

    • Options:

      • Any AutoMod Module seen using the $automod-config command.

  • enable/disable

    • Whether or not this module is enabled or disabled.

    • Options:

      • enable OR disable

  • action

    • The action to which bars will take when this event if fired. If you are disabling a module, you still must have an action, but it will disable all actions.

    • Options:

      • warn OR mute OR ban

Example(s)

In the above example, when someone without the Administrator permission pings a large amount of users, they will automatically be muted. They will not be unmuted until they are manually.

In the above example, whenever a normal Discord user performs an action only capable to be performed by a bot, they will be banned automatically.

In the above example, whenever many users join in succession with the same or similar names, there will be no action taken. When disabling an AutoMod Module, make sure to use either warn, mute, or ban after the disable to make sure that it disables all actions for this. Once you run the disable once with an action, all actions will be blocked.

Any More Questions?

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