Pal

Commands:

Here is a list of commands users can use with pal, not all commands are included as some are only for developers of the bot making them useless to list.

• pal!embarrass

  Description: Outputs a webhook (with the tagged user's name and profile image) and a random message or your custom specified message.
  Usage: pal!embarrass <@user> OR pal!embarrass <@user> [message]

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• pal!help

  Description: Outputs a list of commands the bot can execute.
  Usage: pal!help OR pal!help [command]

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• pal!invite

  Description: Outputs a bot invite link.
  Usage: pal!invite

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• pal!ping

  Description: Everyone knows how this command works, outputs the Bot's own and the Discord API latency in ms.
  Usage: pal!ping

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• pal!set

  Description: Allows users who have the right permissions to edit the bot's settings for the server. Settings include the prefix welcome message and much more. These must be first edited by the server owner. The adminRole and modRole settings should be the name of the role moderators and admins have respectively. The modLogChannel should be the name of the channel where logs should be sent if the systemNotice option is enabled. This will log when users try to use commands they should not be using. The welcomeChannel should be the name of the channel where the welcomeMessage should be sent to when a user joins if welcomeEnabled is set to true.

  Usage: To view the guild settings: pal!set | To set a new option use: pal!set edit <option> [new setting] | To reset an option use: pal!delete <option>

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• pal!stats

  Description: Outputs statistics of the bot for nerds.
  Usage: pal!stats

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• pal!user

  Description: Outputs information about tagged user.
  Usage: pal!user <@user>

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• pal!steam

  Description: Outputs information about given steam account.
  Usage: pal!steam <steamID64> OR pal!steam <customURL> OR pal!steam <profile https:// link>

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• pal!generate

  Description: Outputs different types of generated images. Choose from a list of options available such as: art,person,quote,error
  Usage: To view all options: pal!generate otherwise pal!generate <option>

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