Text fragments.

Modal options.

Settings (the names affect the column names in the DB).

Modal options.

Colors.

Chat commands.

Message commands.

User commands.

Slash command.

Moderation buttons.

https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/application-commands#create-global-application-command.

https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/application-commands#application-command-object.

https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/channel#create-message.

String for evidence from a message.

URLs.

Modals.

Modals.

Slash command.

If images have this in front of their name, they're spoilered.

Errors.

String for evidence from a user.

Premade Option IDs (semi-reusable) TODO: actions that delete messages, ban users etc.

Takes a boolean and returns a colorized button if true.

This object is used to register chat commands, so if it's not in here, it won't get registered properly.

Enabled takes a boolean and returns "enabled" or "disabled" as a string.

Custom commands registered with a specific server ID is registered with the Discord API GuildConfigID is the server ID where the command is registered.

Servers are called Guilds in the Discord API.

A ModeratedUser represents a specific user/server combination that serves to record events and a "Reputation" which is only visible to people who are in the moderator's configurable role.

This is the representation of a moderation action.

Handlers ModeratorBot is the main type passed around throughout the code It has many functions for overall bot management.

ModeratorBotConfig is attached to ModeratorBot so config settings can be accessed easily.