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community-challenges

v1.3.2

Published

A set of commands that will allow your Robo.js bot to run community challenges.

Downloads

180

Readme

Community Challenges plugin for Robo.js discord bot framework

This plugin allows you to submit your challenge ideas to the community challenges directly from your Robo.js discord bot.
In the current version, anyone can submit a challenge, but only specific roles can approve them.
In the current version, by default, only roles with the administrator permission can approve challenges, or the server owner.

Links

Github: https://github.com/mbos2/community-challenges
NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/community-challenges

Installation

npx robo add community-challenges

Commands

add-challenge-role

Adds a role to the list of roles that can review submitted challenges.

remove-challenge-role

Removes a role from the list of roles that can review submitted challenges.

list-challenge-roles

Lists all roles that can review submitted challenges.

reset-challenge-roles

Resets the list of roles that can review submitted challenges. It will reset it to the Server Owner and any other role with Administrator rights.

submit-challenge

Submits a challenge to the channel that is set for challenges reviews.

set-challenges-review-channel

Sets the channel that will be used for challenge reviews.
Only one channel can be set at a time.
This is required to set up before anyone can submit the challenge,

set-challenges-channel

Sets the channel where approved challenges will be sent.
Only one channel can be set at a time.
This is required to set up before challenges can be approved

unset-challlenge-channels

Unsets the channels that are used for challenge reviews and approved challenges. By executing this command you will have to set challenges review and challenges channels.