Documentation Layout
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You'll notice that there are two categories in the documentation aside from the 3 basic pages. They both contain the reaction commands and prefixed commands respectively. Reaction commands are commands that are initiated via reacting to a message. Prefixed commands are commands that are initiated by using our prefix (c!) and then their designated name. If you're still feeling confused about what these are, check out a page in either of the sections, this should give you a little more of an idea of what they are.
Reaction Commands are commands that are initiated via reacting to a message. After you react, ClockMaster will start a conversation in your Direct Messages to finish executing the command. This is how our message reminders feature works. An example of a reaction command being used is shown below.
Prefixed Commands are commands that are executed via a message sent in a text channel using our prefix and the command name. Each page is written in roughly the same way since all of our Prefixed Commands do not require any other inputs (arguments) after the command name. An example of a Prefixed Command being run is shown below.
Note that Prefixed Commands' results will be posted in the same channel that the message was originally posted in, not via Direct Messages.
Each page's layout will reflect this. A title will be at the top, then the page will contain the following.
The expected result of the command shown as an image.
What the command does will be displayed here, using text like this.
