Updated documentation (#27)

* Update math variable documentation

Added examples on how to use the math.js functions, like `round()`

* Update emotes.md

* Update closestore.md

* Create level.md

* Updated step_2 image

* Update step_3 image

* Update creating.md

docs/chatbot/commands/default/closestore.md

@@ -8,4 +8,20 @@ tags:
 
 # !closestore
 
-TBD
+The `!closestore` command is used to disable all regular items in the loyalty stream store that were previously enabled.
+
+### Arguments
+
+- None
+
+#### Example Input
+
+```
+!closestore
+```
+
+#### Example Output
+
+```
+@Styler, successfully updated 10 items. 
+```

docs/chatbot/commands/default/emotes.md

@@ -6,12 +6,14 @@ tags:
 ---
 # !emotes
 
-The `!emotes` command is used to display the list of available emotes in the chat.
+The `!emotes` command is used to display the list of available emotes in the chat as well as reload them to update the list.
 
 ### Usage
 
 ```
 !emotes <platform>
+
+!emotes reload
 ```
 
 #### Available Platforms
@@ -25,10 +27,14 @@ The `!emotes` command is used to display the list of available emotes in the cha
 
 ```
 !emotes 7tv
+
+!emotes reload
 ```
 
 ### Example Output
 
 ```
-Active 7TV emotes in chat: GIGACHAD JUSSY Joel JoelPride Joeler Joelest OMEGALUL donowall mamamia modCheck peepoLeave 
+Active 7TV emotes in chat: GIGACHAD JUSSY Joel JoelPride Joeler Joelest OMEGALUL donowall mamamia modCheck peepoLeave
+
+@styler, successfully updated emotes :)
 ```

docs/chatbot/commands/default/level.md

@@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
+---
+id: setpoints
+tags:
+  - chatbot
+  - commands
+---
+# !level
+
+The `!level` command is used to show/set a level of a user.
+
+### Arguments
+
+- `<username>` (required): The username of the person you want to check or set the level.
+- `<value>` (optional): The level value.
+- `reset` (optional): Reset the level to 100.
+
+### Possible values
+
+- `100` - normal user (default value)
+- `250` - subscriber (automatically set for a subscriber)
+- `300` - regular
+- `400` - VIP (automatically set for a VIP)
+- `500` - mod (automatically set for a moderator)
+- `1000` - supermod
+
+Note: Although `subscriber`, `VIP` and `mod` are automatically set, you can also manually define the same level to a specific user. Useful if you want to create a command only for subscribers, but also want to permit a specific user to be able to run that command.
+
+### Usage
+
+````
+!level <username>
+
+!level <username> <value>
+
+!level <username> reset
+````
+
+### Example input
+
+```
+!level darkoe
+
+!level darkoe 500
+
+!level darkoe reset
+```
+
+### Example output 
+
+```
+@styler, the level of darkoe is 100
+
+@styler, successfully set darkoe's level to 500, you can reset it with !level darkoe reset
+
+@styler, successfully reset darkoe's level to 100 Kappa
+```
+
+### Example error
+
+```
+@styler, usage !level USER 500/reset
+
+@styler, valid levels are: 100 (pleb), 250 (sub), 300 (regular), 400 (VIP), 500 (mod), 1000 (supermod)
+```

docs/chatbot/gettingstarted/customcommands/creating.md

@@ -20,19 +20,21 @@ Commands are the main way users will interact with the bot in your chat. They ca
 ## Step 2 - Basic settings
 
 1. Enter the desired name for your new command. For this example we will name the command "lastseen".
-2. Add your desired response. For a list of all available variables, see the [variables documentation](../../variables).
-
-![Step 2](img/step_2.png)
-
-## Step 3 - Advanced settings
-
-1. Optional: In the "Response Type" dropdown, select the method you would like the bot to use to send the response.
+
+2. Optional: In the "Response Type" dropdown, select the method you would like the bot to use to send the response.
   - "Say" will send the response as a chat message as it is entered in the basic settings.
   - "Mention" will send the response as a chat message, but will prefix the message with [`@$(user),`](../../variables/sender).
   - "Reply" will send the response as a native reply to the user who triggered the command.
     - NOTE: If the platform does not support native replies, the response will be sent as a "Mention" instead.
   - "Whisper" will send the response as a whisper to the user who triggered the command.
-2. Optional: Add one or more command aliases to allow users to trigger the same command using alternate names.
-3. Click the "Activate Command" button to save your new command.
+3. Add your desired response. For a list of all available variables, see the [variables documentation](../../variables).
+
+![Step 2](img/step_2.png)
+
+## Step 3 - Advanced settings
+
+
+1. Optional: Add one or more command aliases to allow users to trigger the same command using alternate names.
+2. Click the "Activate Command" button to save your new command.
 
 ![Step 3](img/step_3.png)

docs/chatbot/variables/math.md

@@ -11,16 +11,20 @@ Outputs the result of a math.js expression.
 
 #### Parameters
 
-This variable takes a math.js expression as a parameter.
+This variable takes a math.js expression as a parameter. You can also use math.js functions like `round()`, `floor()`, `log()`, `random()`, etc. 
 
 #### Example Input
 
 ```
-$(math 2 + 2)
+${math 2 + 2}
+${math round(10/3)}
+${math random(1,10)}
 ```
 
 #### Example Output
 
 ```
 4
+3
+7.525986609745358
 ```