Tags
Tags are a great way to store small snippets for later use, Kind of a great feature for support servers where people can make useful tags for example storing links, useful notes etc. and simply use a single command to show that link without having to type out the link or entire note again.
How this works?
The users can use u!tag create
command to create a tag and then tag can be viewed using u!tag view
command with the tag's alias which was set during creation.
Commands
These are the commands for the Tags commands group. To use one of the commands, you must use u!tag
and then command. E.g u!tag view
.
view
view
Views a tag.
Arguments
Type
Required
Details
tag
Simple Text
yes
This the tag alias which was set by tag author.
Required roles/permissions:
No specific roles or permissions are required
Example Usage:
u!tags view mytag
create
create
Starts the tag creation process. User will be asked for tag alias, title and body.
Arguments
Type
Required
Details
None
--
--
The ID of suggestion message.
Hyperlinks
The tag's title and body supports markdown as the normal message does, But with addition to that, It also supports Hyperlinks, These are clickable text that redirects the user to a specific site.
To create them, Simply use this format:
[TEXT HERE](https://someurl.com)
This will appear as:
and will be clickable.
Required roles/permissions:
No specific roles or permissions are required
Example Usage:
u!tags create
search
search
This command is useful when searching for a specific tag within the server tags. Running this command with the search query will search through server tags and will return matching tags.
Arguments
Type
Required
Details
query
Simple text
yes
The keyword that you want to search for.
This command ONLY searches for tags alias and doesn't have anything to do with tags title, body or author.
Required roles/permissions:
No specific roles or permissions are required
Example Usage:
u!tags search mytag
delete
delete
This command deletes the tag.
Arguments
Type
Required
Details
query
Simple text
yes
The keyword that you want to search for.
Required roles/permissions:
This command only deletes the tag that the command user owns. However, Members with ADMINISTRATOR
permissions can delete any tags regardless of tags ownership.
Example Usage:
u!tags delete mytag
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