!commands

Returns a link to the user added commands for the channel, or modifies the channels commands.

Permissions

The default permission level for !commands is set to everyone. However, the permission level for the ability to modify the command list is set to mods and above.

Variables

You can use variables such as $(touser), $(counter), $(query), and $(list) to make the bot's responses dynamic.

Examples

!commands

User: !commands

DogeBot: @user -> The commands for this channel are available here: https://thedogebot.com/commands/channel

!commands add !command text

Modded User: !commands add !testcommand text

DogeBot: @user -> The command !testcommand has been added!

You can use the shorthand !addcom !command text

!commands add !command $(query)

Modded User: !commands add !testcommand This is what you said: $(query)

DogeBot: @user -> The command !testcommand has been added!

You can use the shorthand !addcom !command $(query)

!commands addalias !newcommand !commandtoalias

Modded User: !commands addalias !testalias !testcommand

DogeBot: @user -> The alias command !testalias has been added!

You can use the shorthand !addalias !newcommand !commandtoalias

!commands edit !command text

Modded User: !commands edit !testcommand This is the edited command!

DogeBot: @user -> The command !testcommand has been updated!

You can use the shorthand !editcom !command text

!commands permissions !command permissionLevel

Modded User: !commands permissions !testcommand mods

DogeBot: @user -> The command !testcommand permissions have been updated!

Permission Levels:

• everyone
• regulars
• subscribers
• dj
• mods
• supermods
• owner

You can use permissions, permission, or perms

!commands setcost !command cost

Modded User: !commands setcost !testcommand 10

DogeBot: @user -> The command !testcommand cost has been updated to 10!

You can use setcost, cost, or points

!commands delete !command

Modded User: !commands delete !testcommand

DogeBot: @user -> The command !testcommand has been deleted!

You can use delete or remove

You can use the shorthand !delcom !command or !deletecom !command

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