Tags

A new module, on by default. A tag is a saved reply: your rules, the server address, how to get a role. Write it once and anyone can call it up.

• Use one: d!tag rules. Words after the name go into the answer
• Make one: d!tag create rules Be kind. No spam., or d!tag create on its own for a form
• Names with spaces: up to 5 words, like server ip. The longest name that exists wins, so d!tag alolan muk finds alolan muk even when alolan is a tag too
• Other names: up to 5 per tag (d!tag alias)
• Looks: text, an embed, or on Discord a layout built on the dashboard
• Find them: d!tag list (most used first), d!tag search, d!tag info, d!tag raw, d!tag stats
• Owners: whoever makes a tag owns it; d!tag claim and d!tag transfer move it, d!tag purge clears a member's tags
• Moving tags: d!tag export gives you a file, d!tag import loads it into another server
• Limits: 1,000 tags a server, 15 a member by default (moderators unlimited)

Give a tag triggers and it answers a member's message by itself, with no command.

• Five kinds: has the word, contains, starts with, is exactly, or a pattern (a regular expression, checked so it can't be slow)
• d!tag trigger add ip contains server ip, up to 5 triggers a tag and 30 tags a server
• Capitals never matter; bots and commands are never answered; one message gets one answer unless you allow up to 3 (d!tag config permessage)
• Keep them out of channels with d!tag config ignore

Words in braces that fill themselves in each time a tag is used.

• Who: {user} (pinged), {reply} (the member they replied to, pinged), {target}, their names and IDs, {user.avatar}
• Where: {server}, {membercount}, {channel}
• What they typed: {args}, and {1} to {9} for single words
• Choices: {random:Heads|Tails}, {range:1-6}, {if:{1}==yes|Great!|Maybe next time}, {upper:…}, {lower:…}
• d!tag placeholders lists them all; the docs have recipes to copy

Point someone to a tag without typing it out: reply to their message with d!tag rules. Dexy answers their message, pings them, and {reply} is them.

• Slash commands can't reply to a message, so type it with the prefix for this
• {if:{reply}|Hey {reply}, here are the rules:|Here are the rules:} says it differently for each
• Turn it off for a tag with d!tag rule rules followreply off
• Pings: {user} and {reply} ping; other members a tag names only when its mentions rule is on; roles and everyone never do

• Rules for each tag: only or never some roles and channels, a cooldown per member, channel or server, where it answers (here, as a reply, by DM or in another channel), deleting the call, reactions, and deleting the answer after a while: d!tag rule
• Who makes tags: moderators and the roles you pick, or everyone (d!tag config)
• On Discord: d!tag create, d!tag edit and d!tag delete open an editor with buttons and forms for every part, a Try it button that shows you the answer, and a placeholder guide. It keeps working after Dexy restarts
• On the dashboard: a Tags page with every tag as it's called, search, and an editor with a live preview beside it

• Deleted images now show in the attachment log: the first full size in the post, up to 3 more under it. Dexy fetches them the moment the message is deleted, while they can still be fetched; other files are listed by name and size as before

When Dexy updates, your commands also show you what's new, like this, until you've read it.

• Got it (✅ on Fluxer) marks the release read, and so does reading it all; the next release shows again
• At most once a minute, and never after d!help or d!changelog
• d!changelog off stops these for good; d!changelog on brings them back
• d!changelog shows every release whenever you like