Getting Started
This is a guide to help you get started with the bot. It will cover the basic commands and how to set up the bot for your server.
Installation
Follow these steps to install the bot to your Discord Server:
- Click here to invite the bot to your server.
- Select your Discord server from the list (you need to have invite permissions).
- Authorize the bot to join your server along with the necessary permissions
- Once the bot is added to your server, you can use the
command to show all necessary informations.
!help
The bot must have the following permissions to work properly:
| Permission | Description |
|---|---|
| See Text Channels | The bot does not function without being able to view channels and read messages. This permission is required for processing commands and automated tasks. |
| Send Messages | The bot must be able to write on server channels for responding to commands and automated tasks. |
| Embed Links | The bot sends messages in a special format called Embed, which is similar to link previews on Discord. It also lists links to the official website and wiki for help. |
| Read Message History | The bot needs access to message history for translating old messages through flag emoji reaction, and to sync edits/deletions. |
| Manage Messages | This permission is required for syncing edits and deletions between original messages and their translations. It is also needed for the auto-delete-commands feature. |
Prefixes
The bot is using
as his default prefix. Most of the commands are available as slash and prefixed commands.
!
Command structure
!command-nameparametersFor Example:
!tr de Hello World!/translate target-language:German text:Hello world!Get help via discord
!helpYou found a bug or want to request a feature?
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