twentysix26 / calebj-cogs

cogs for red-discordbot

CalebJ-Cogs

This repo contains modules for Twentysix's Red-DiscordBot

If you have questions or would like some support for these cogs, please head over to the #coding channel in Twentysix's Red - Discord Bot discord server.

Description of cogs

• activitylog: Log DM messages, server changes, and even attachments. See below.
• bartender: Removed because changes were merged into Mash's repo.
• duel: Procedurally generated duel with a flexible lexicon system.
• galias: Bot-wide command aliases. Only owner can add/remove them.
• mute: Adds a Mute role and removes it after a prescribed time.
• punish: Zero-configuration timed mute with evasion protection.
• purgepins: Delete pin notification messages after a per-channel interval.
• recensor: Create inclusive or exclusive regex filters per channel or server.
• serverquotes: Store and recall memorable quotes for your server.
• watchdog: Interfaces with systemd watchdog to restart bot if it goes offline.
• zalgo: HE COMES.

What does activitylog record?*

• Channel messages (per-channel): logset channel {on|off} [#channel-name]
  • Includes edits and deletions
• Server events (per-server): logset events {on|off}
  • Member changes: nickname, username, roles, join/leave, ban, kick
  • Server changes: name, region, owner, icon
  • Channel changes: create, delete, name, position, topic
  • Role changes: create, delete, permissions, name, color, hoist, mentionable, rank
• Server override (per-server): logset server {on|off}
  • If this is on, all channels and server events are logged.
• Direct messages: logset dm {on|off}
  • Also includes edits and deletions
• Message attachments: logset attachments {on|off}
• Default setting: logset default {on|off}
  • If you haven't set an option on or off, this default is used.
  • Server override, global override, and attachments don't use this.
• Global override: logset everything {on|off}
  • If this is on, the bot will log everything, period.

* note: Currently, changes in channel permission overrides (role-specific allow/deny) are not logged. Furthermore, discord currently does not have a way to tell who changed something, only that it changed.

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