,pingonjoin
Ping users when they join your server.
How to use it
Type it in any channel where the bot can read messages. The prefix is , on this server and can be changed with ,prefixes.
,pingonjoin <channel> [reason]
,pingonjoin enable,pingonjoin channel #general,pingonjoin message welcome {user}!,pingonjoin testArguments
Square brackets are optional, angle brackets are required — the same legend ,help pingonjoin prints in Discord.
| Parameter | Kind | What it takes |
|---|---|---|
channel | required | a channel mention, name or id |
reason | optional | free text, shown in the mod log |
Before you run it
What the command itself checks before it does anything, read from the src/commands/moderation/pingonjoin.js source.
- Permissions
- Manage Server
- Reads
- channel mentions
- Replies with
- a plain message
- Cooldown
- 3s per member, per server
Every subcommand
Call the command with no argument inside Discord and the bot draws one page per subcommand, exactly like this.
| Subcommand | What it does |
|---|---|
,pingonjoin enable | start pinging new members |
,pingonjoin disable | stop pinging new members |
,pingonjoin channel[#channel] | choose where the ping goes |
,pingonjoin message<text> | set what the ping says |
,pingonjoin test | post the ping as if you had just joined |
,pingonjoin list | show the channel, the message and the state |
,pingonjoin reset | go back to the default message |
In Discord
What a member sees when they run it. The reply is sent as a Components V2 panel on the server's accent colour, paginated when it is long.
More moderation commands
Commands that usually get used alongside ,pingonjoin.
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