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Based off this discussion in #server-suggestions: https://discord.com/channels/782201995011817493/793224619012128779/819308969460891648 Which concerns adding channels hidden behind roles and a method through which to assign those roles This feature will allow any moderator to create a post (possibly in the welcome channel) which can be used to auto-assign roles based on which reactions a user clicks Example usage: Making a post like this: ``` !role message 📖: @ReadingRole - For people who want to view the reading channel ✍🏾: @WritingRole - For people who want to view the writing channel 👂: @ListeningRole - For people who want to view the listening channel ``` Would result in the bot auto-adding those 📖, ✍🏾 and 👂 reactions to the message. Any time a user clicks one of the reactions they are assigned to the corresponding role by the bot. They may also remove their reaction to be unnassigned from that role The usage rules currently: - The message must start with "!role message" - The reaction must be part of the standard set (no custom server emojis) - The sequence to form a role/reaction pair is: {Emoji}{colon}{Role mention} - Any line that contains the sequence is picked up and parsed - The line may include additional details after that sequence - Additional lines may be included that don't contain the sequence (these are ignored) - The message can be edited after creation to have none of these details and will still function as a role assignation message Tables added to the database: - RoleMessage - messageId - channelId - roleReactions (Array of objects:) - reactionName (emoji character code) - roleId (corresponding role for emoji) Dev dependencies added to package.json: - @babel/plugin-proposal-unicode-property-regex - Required to use Unicode property regexes - Allows us to use \p{Emoji} as a pattern to match any emoji New events added to index.js: - messageDelete - Fires whenever a message is deleted - Used to trigger the deletion of a role message from the database
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Based off this discussion in #server-suggestions: https://discord.com/channels/782201995011817493/793224619012128779/819308969460891648 Which concerns adding channels hidden behind roles and a method through which to assign those roles This feature will allow any moderator to create posts (possibly in the welcome channel) which can be used to auto-assign roles based on which options a user selects Example usage: Making a post like this: ``` !role message 📖: 57438598437 - For people who want to view the reading channel ✍🏾: 5439857439 - For people who want to view the writing channel 👂: 5483795438 - For people who want to view the listening channel ``` Would result in the bot creating a message with a select menu using the provided role ids, emojis and descriptions Any time a user selects an option they are assigned to the corresponding role by the bot Any deselected roles in the list will unnassign them from those roles The usage rules currently: - The message must start with "!role message" - The reaction must be part of the standard set (no custom server emojis) - The sequence to form a role/reaction pair is: {Emoji}{colon}{Role id} - Any line that contains the sequence is picked up and parsed - The line may include an optional description after that sequence which will be used in the select menu - Additional lines may be included that don't contain the sequence (these are not parsed) New events added to index.js: - clickMenu - Fires whenever a user closes the select menu with changes - Used to trigger role assignation
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Based off this discussion in #server-suggestions which concerns adding channels hidden behind roles and a method through which a person may self-assign those roles
This feature will allow any moderator to create posts (possibly in the welcome channel) which can be used to auto-assign roles based on which options a user selects
Example usage:
Making a post like this:
Would result in the bot creating a message with a select menu using the provided role ids, emojis and descriptions
Any time a user selects an option they are assigned to the corresponding role by the bot
Any deselected roles in the list will unnassign them from those roles
Interface
The usage rules currently:
{Emoji}{colon}{Role id}Notable additions in this commit
Dev dependencies added to package.json:
discord-buttonsNew events added to index.js:
"clickMenu"